Democracy Promotion: An Objective of U.S. Foreign Assistance
Marian Leonardo Lawson, Bailey Susan
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Marian Leonardo Lawson, Bailey Susan
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This report aims to provide information on the history of democracy promotion as a foreign assistance objective, the role of the primary U.S. agencies administering such programs, and funding details and trends, as well as issues of potential relevance to Congress.
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This report aims to provide information on the history of democracy promotion as a foreign assistance objective, the role of the primary U.S. agencies administering such programs, and funding details and trends, as well as issues of potential relevance to Congress.
Key concepts: Promotion (chess), Relevance (law), Democracy, Democracy promotion, Political science, Foreign policy, Public administration, Public relations