Policy-Driven Democratization

Dr. Peride K. Blind is an advisor and consultant to international organizations. She currently teaches politics at the Princeton Adult School in Princeton, New Jersey, USA. Previously, she was a governance officer and consultant at the United Nations. She holds a PhD in comparative government from Georgetown University, USA.

Introduction: Policy-Driven Democratization 1. Concentric Circles of Democratization: Teasing out the Common Drivers 2. Transparency Triangle: Differentiating Inputs, Outputs and Outcomes 3. Accountability Cube: Moving from Dichotomy to Continuity 4. Corruption Pentagon: Linking Causes, Controls and Consequences 5. From Procedural to Substantive Minimums of Democracy: Conclusion and Implications Conclusion: Towards a Substantive Democracy