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G. Segmüller,Franz Sch?nenbergeroffers a discussion of the degree to which a desire to bring about democracy is at the heart of these actions. The second part discusses the liberal and realist traditions that underpin the FD strategy. The third part of the chapter focuses historical roots of the FD strategy in American foreign pol

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Tetralogien Oder die Verlorene Tochter,he actions taken by the Americans. The second part attempts to identify the degree to which the intervention was focused on the goal of delivering democracy. It does this by assessing the degree to which the desire to bring democracy to the island played in the Reagan administration’s decision to in

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,S?Ngerinnen Oder der Frauenzirkus,neral election that had been held earlier during that year. The first part of the chapter outlines the events leading up to the intervention and details the actions taken by the Americans. The second part of the chapter attempts to identify the degree to which the desire for democracy was actually a

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Frauen in Geschichte und Gesellschaft the intervention and details the American actions to dislodge the Taliban from power and install a new government. The second part assesses whether the intervention was actually focused on delivering a democratic outcome. It first focuses on American motives for the intervention, with an eye on ide

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4129-9re it both possesses the physical capability (opportunity) and has the requisite desire (willingness) to force regime change in an autocratic state. The second part discusses whether normative or instrumental factors (or a mixture of both) are the primary drivers of the desire for America to engage

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