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Larry Diamond - Stanford University
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Journal of Democracy, Vol. 16, page(s) 9-23
January 2005
The U.S.-led reconstruction effort has so far failed to establish democratic institutions in Iraq. But as troubled as that effort has been, it provides valuable lessons for future nation-building endeavors.
Topics: Democracy | Iraq war and reconstruction | Iraq
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