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Title	Author(s)
"Another World is Possible": Theorizing the Radical Politics of Democracy, North and South	Christopher C. Robinson
"Place-Based Globalism": A New Imaginary of Revolution	J.K Gibson-Graham
A League of Democracies or a Democratic United Nations	Daniele Archibugi
A Plea for Global Democracy	Ramjee Singh
Accountability or "Good Decisions"? The Competing Goals of Civil Society Participation in International Governance	Jens Steffek and Maria Paola Ferretti
Anarcho-cosmopolitanism: The Universalisation of the Equal Exchange	Clive Gabay
Antecedents of Resistance: Populism and the Possibilities for Democratic Globalizations	William L. Niemi and David J. Plante
Beyond Western Paradigms of International Relations - Towards an Islamic Perspective on Global Democracy	Nadia Mostafa
Compensatory Constitutionalisation: A Comparative Perspective	Klaus Armingeon and Karolina Milewicz
Conceptualising Global Democracy - Case Studies	Ed. Heba Raouf Ezzat and Jan Aart Scholte
Conceptualising Global Democracy Policy Brief	Cairo Workshop Participants
Concert of Democracies: Same Old Globalism	Patrick Krey
Cooperative-Harmonious Global Democracy from the Perspective of Chinese Culture	Xu Jiajun, Ma Ben and Peng Zongchao
Democracy in a Multipolar World	Chantal Mouffe
Democratizing Global Governance? Non-State Participation in the World Bank Inspection Panel and NAFTA	Adam Sechooler
Development Dialogue No.54: Can Citizen Action Save the World?	Kumi Naidoo
Does Democracy Lead to Good Governance? The Question Applied to Africa and Latin America	Daniel Stockemer
East Timorese Women Challenge Domestic Violence	Nina Hall
Eco-Apartheid and Global Greenwaves: African Diasporic Environmental Justice Movements	Melissa Checker
From Citizenship to Human Rights: the Stakes for Democracy	Paulina Tambakaki

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