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American Ideals versus American Institutions
Samuel P. Huntington shows how the gap between political ideals and political institutions creates both tension between "history" and "progress" in American development and also tension between the United States and the rest of the world. He argues that while American power has posed a threat to liberty at home, American power has been generally supportive of liberty abroad.
Will More Countries Become Democratic?, Samuel P. Huntington
How Countries Democratize, Samuel P. Huntington
How Countries Democratize, Samuel P. Huntington
Will More Countries Become Democratic?, Samuel P. Huntington
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