Democracy
Democratic governance is intrinsic to international security. We explore the nexus between democracy and security, analyzing how democratic institutions foster stability. We study democratic transitions, civil-military relations, and the role of norms in shaping security dynamics. Our interdisciplinary approach integrates insights from political science, security studies, and international law.
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