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Comparative Perspectives on the Substance of EU Democracy Promotion

Promoting democracy or the external context? Comparing the substance of EU and US democracy assistance in Ethiopia

Karen Del BiondoFree University of BerlinView further author information
Pages 95-114 | Published online: 12 Aug 2014

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Anna-Lena Hönig & Shirin Tumenbaeva. (2022) Democratic decline in the EU and its effect on democracy promotion in Central Asia. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 35:4, pages 424-458.
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Lies Steurs. (2019) European aid and health system strengthening: an analysis of donor approaches in the DRC, Ethiopia, Uganda, Mozambique and the global fund. Global Health Action 12:1.
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Jeff Bridoux & Milja Kurki. (2015) Cosmetic agreements and the cracks beneath: ideological convergences and divergences in US and EU democracy promotion in civil society. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 28:1, pages 55-74.
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Tsveta Petrova. (2015) International, national or local? Explaining the substance of democracy promotion: the case of Eastern European democracy promotion. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 28:1, pages 136-155.
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