The United Nations Democracy Agenda

The United Nations Democracy Agenda

by Kirsten Haack

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Analyzes the way in which the UN--through its Secretary-General, relevant agencies, and organizational practices--has thought about, conceptualized, and used democracy; how those thoughts, concepts, and uses have changed over time; and whether an extension of the UN democracy agenda into 'developmental democracy' is feasible.

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