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The Arabs, Islam and the Caliphatey these countries including on issues such as external debt, the Central American crisis, nuclear policy, development of military projects, and divergences between them. The role of Brazil and its hegemonic ambitions in the region shaped the schedule and specific strategies for democratization. In o

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The Arabs, Islam and the Caliphatetice-sector institutions was considered an important condition for democratization. However, changing the rules of the game in the justice-sector does not imply judicial reform success, that is, rule transformation does not mean effective rule operation. This chapter explores the extent to which US

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