Cynthia Arnson's interview on Efecto Naim about the challenges of democratization and the advantages that former dictatorships have in forming stable post-war societies.
Moisés Naím interviewed Cynthia Arnson about the book she recently edited 'In the Wake of War,' the difficulties facing democratizing countries coming out of civil wars, and the surprising advantages that former dictatorships have in forming stable post-war societies. Click here for the interview.
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