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Discover the groundbreaking book 'Globalizing Democracy', a pivotal 2008 edition published by Manchester University Press, that delves into the pressing philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of democracy. As democracy ascends as the focal point of legitimacy in global politics, this essential text provides keen insights into the complexities and variabilities defining democratic principles. The book critically examines how the definition of democracy evolves amidst low consensus and explores the implications for international relations and comparative development. It tackles key questions about securing democratic systems in developing nations and scrutinizes the influence of our beliefs on political governance. A must-read for scholars in international development studies, political theory, and applied ethics, 'Globalizing Democracy' sparks vital conversations about the nature of democratic governance across diverse societies. Equip yourself with a deeper understanding of global democracy’s nuances and challenges with this compelling academic resource.