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Overview of Saudi-Iranian Relationsn has played a central role in advancing democracy. Democratic nation-states have increasingly extended rights and offered opportunities for political participation to those excluded from state protection and political rule. As we enter the twenty-first century, the increasing multiculturalism withi

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Diplomatic Relations: 1955–1963 large-scale democracy.. Problems of inadequate state policy capacities, unequal information across groups and between citizens, accountability of policy-makers, popular inclusion and limited control over the agenda are amplified by transnationalization of political institutions. The loss of control

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Suhendar I. Sachoemar,Tetsuo YanagiDemocracy is very much back in vogue. Not only in theory but in practice. And possibly even more in practice than in theory. At the moment the news is, to be sure, encouraging; so, too, is the weight of evidence both bracing and positive for students of government and politics.

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Saudi Arabia and Revolutionary IranHoyerswerda, Rostock, M?lln, Solingen, — the arson attacks against the synagogue in Lübeck and dozens of events elsewhere, a deadly network was spreading throughout Germany in the early 1990s reminding of her horrible past. Signs are on the wall; how are they to be explained and interpreted? Not aiming at any comprehensiveness, this chapter will: