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One failure is already clear: that of the neo-conservative dream of creating a military ally that could serve as a long-term base for American troops in the campaign to transform and democratize the Middle East.
Although the trial has been delayed, the exposure has given the Myrna Mack Foundation and other civic efforts the time to propose ways to modernize and democratize the justice system.
In Egypt, the old regime under Hosni Mubarak, having failed to democratize, collapsed in the face of massive protest.
But Lukashenko has given no sign that he is willing to democratize his regime, let alone release political prisoners.
Pressed at once from above and from below, the Kremlin will be have to change its policies, and perhaps even begin to democratize.
Now more than ever, a pan-European humanist movement to democratize the EU is the left’s best bet.
With hindsight, we can see the misconception that took hold at the end of the Cold War, when conventional analysis assumed that authoritarian regimes would liberalize and democratize.
Yet pressure to democratize is mounting, in part due to the smaller Gulf States, which compete with each other in democratic reforms.
Our first challenge is to democratize globalization.
To tackle global problems, we need to strengthen and democratize international institutions like the United Nations.
Inspired by Italy’s investigating magistrates who took aim at the mafia bosses, and those Spanish judges who act as social redeemers, some French judges are determined to democratize the French Republic and eradicate corruption.
There is ample evidence from earlier enlargement rounds of the transformative power of the EU to democratize and “Europeanize” states in advance of their accessions.
Rather than attempt to democratize or contain Russia, the Union should settle on the more limited goal of turning Russia into a reliable partner, bound by the rule of law.
In reality, what may threaten the stability of the region, and above all that of China, is not an excess of Chinese ambitions or a failure to democratize, but the Chinese regime’s inability to establish the rule of law.
To break free of its middle-income trap, Saudi Arabia needs to democratize, if not its politics, then at least its markets, through greater reliance on the rule of law and fair competition.
The reform agenda will, no doubt, be defined by the need to make markets more competitive, democratize credit, introduce a more progressive tax policy, improve the quality and scope of public services, and tackle large-scale and petty corruption.
But government platforms now have enormous potential to improve the efficiency of the public sector and to democratize the platform economy.
But he lacked the means to democratize Iraq.
If anything, current trends underscore why it is important to democratize how technology is built into business processes.
In fact, Nixon never sought to democratize China – he needed Mao’s help to end the Vietnam War and gain leverage over the Soviet Union.
In 2003, President George W. Bush and his supporters cited the successful occupation of Japan as proof that the US would be able to democratize Iraq.
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