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Is democracy winning?

Robert Kagan
  24th May 2008  —  Issue 146
Is the world reverting to a struggle between great powers? Or is the democratising spirit of 1989 still alive?

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NO, democracy is not: Robert Kagan
YES, democracy is winning: Robert Cooper

Dear Robert Cooper
7th April 2008

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By Robert Kagan

Robert Kagan is the author of The Return of History and the End of Dreams (Atlantic). He is an adviser to the John McCain campaign. Robert Cooper works for Javier Solana, the EU’s foreign policy chief. The views expressed in this debate are personal

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