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Democracy Dialogue: A CCD Blog
The views on Democracy Dialogue are intended to provide the opinion and insights of Board members and friends of CCD on a broad range of challenges confronting democracy. Opinions expressed are not intended to reflect the views of CCD or its Board of Directors but are those of the individual authors. It is our hope that these occasional columns shed light on important issues and provoke discussion. Accordingly, we invite readers to enter the dialogue by providing their own views on these issues.
Robert R. LaGamma
President, Council for a Community of Democracies
Fri, May 17,
2013 |
Charles Heck, CCD
Board Member, and
Dominik Tolksdorf,
Center for Transatlantic Relations |
Regime Change, EU Style
The transformations that the prospect of EU membership has undergirded over the decades represent a great historical accomplishment – the most successful “democracy promotion” program in the world in the last fifty years. |
Tue, April
23, 2013 |
nongovernmental International Steering
Committee of the
Community of
Democracies |
Draft Civil Society Recommendations for Ulaanbaatar Minsiterial of the Community of Democracies
These draft recommendations are presented ahead of the upcoming Seventh Ministerial of the Community of Democracies for comment and discussion. |
Mon, April
22, 2013 |
Robert LaGamma,
President,
Council for a
Community of
Democracies |
Presentation to the CD Ministerial Panel on Education for Democracy
My presentation will briefly summarize the Charlottesville Declaration, the product of our major civil society conference held last month that brought together more than thirty leading civil society and academic experts on education for democracy from 18 countries. |
Wed, April
11, 2013 |
Radwan Masmoudi,
President, Center for
theStudy of
Islam and
Democracy |
The Democratic Transition in Tunisia - How is it going?
We are living in a historic and crucial moment for the building of real, genuine, and lasting democracy in the Middle East and North Africa. Tunisia has the best chance of success...A lot of experts (most experts) agree that if democracy does not succeed in Tunisia, it will be very difficult for it to succeed in any other Arab country. |
Thu, April
11, 2013 |
Jim Huntley,
CCD Co-Founder and
Vice President Emeritus |
Indispensible Leadership
Marked by the Marshall Plan, NATO, the EU, an Atlantic community, the collapse of the Iron Curtain in the face of what had seemed an inexorable extension of democracy, this progress halted abruptly at the start of the new millenium. |
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