| Journal of Democracy 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A new jurisprudence for Africa. | Political science | Kwasi Prempeh, H. |
| A new phase in Czech politics. | Political science | Saxonberg, Steven |
| Another great transformation.(Eastern Europe a Decade Later) | Political science | Rose, Richard |
| A tale of three countries.(Southeast Asia After the Crisis) | Political science | Emmerson, Donald K. |
| A tune-up, not an overhaul.(Debating Democracy Assistance)(response to article by Marina Ottoway and Theresa Chung in this issue, p. 99) | Political science | Clark, Elizabeth Spiro |
| Buddhism, Asian values and democracy.(Transcript) | Political science | |
| Can Colombia cope? | Political science | Murillo, Gabriel, Hoskin, Gary |
| Cardoso and the struggle for reform in Brazil. | Political science | de Souza, Amaury |
| Challenges of change in Indonesia.(Southeast Asia After the Crisis) | Political science | Harymurti, Bambang |
| Chavez and the end of 'Partyarchy' in Venezuela. | Political science | McCoy, Jennifer L. |
| Conducting Cambodia's elections. | Political science | Neou, Kassie, Gallup, Jeffrey C. |
| Contributing to a culture of debate in Morocco. | Political science | El-Glaoui, Halima |
| Controlling the military: a partial success.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Barany, Zoltan |
| Creating perverse incentives.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Millar, James R. |
| Democracy as a universal value. | Political science | Sen, Amartya |
| Federalism and democracy: beyond the U.S. model. | Political science | Stepan, Alfred |
| Forcing the pace of democratization.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Lukin, Alexander |
| From liberalism to liberal democracy. | Political science | Plattner, Marc F. |
| Fujimori and post-party politics in Peru. | Political science | Levitsky, Steven |
| Galina Starovoitova (1946-1998).(Obituary) | Political science | |
| Geography and democratic destiny.(Eastern Europe a Decade Later) | Political science | Whitehead, Laurence |
| Globalization and the international system.(The Post-Cold War World) | Political science | Guehenno, Jean-Marie |
| Integration and disintegration.(The Post-Cold War World) | Political science | Cooper, Robert |
| Korea after the crash. | Political science | Mo, Jongryn, Moon, Chung-in |
| Latin America: beyond 'democratic consolidation.'. | Political science | Becker, David G. |
| Monitoring Nigeria's elections.(Clement Nwanwko's acceptance speech for National Endowment for Democracy's 1999 Democracy Award on behalf of Nigeria's Transition Monitoring Group)(Transcript) | Political science | |
| Muslims and democracy. | Political science | Filali-Ansary, Abdou |
| Nigeria: an end to the permanent transition? | Political science | Lewis, Peter M. |
| Parties and accountability in the Philippines. | Political science | Montinola, Gabriella R. |
| 'People power' in Paraguay. | Political science | Abente-Brun, Diego |
| Reassessing the revolutions of 1989.(Eastern Europe a Decade Later) | Political science | Tismaneanu, Vladimir |
| Redefining Turkey's political center. | Political science | Candar, Cengiz |
| Reflections on the Portuguese revolution. | Political science | Freitas do Amaral, Diogo |
| Slovakia's democratic awakening. | Political science | Butora, Martin, Butorova, Zora |
| Sometimes less is more.(Debating Democracy Assistance)(response to article by Marina Ottaway and Theresa Chung in this issue, p. 99) | Political science | Lasota, Irena |
| South Africa: entering the post-Mandela era. | Political science | Friedman, Steven |
| Thailand's successful reforms.(Southeast Asia After the Crisis) | Political science | Bunbongkarn, Suchit |
| The 1998 Freedom House Survey; the decline of illiberal democracy. | Political science | Karatnycky, Adrian |
| The case for Chinese federalism. | Political science | Davis, Michael C. |
| The cost of doing nothing.(Debating Democracy Assistance)(response to article by Marina Ottaway and Theresa Chung in this issue, p. 99) | Political science | Gyimah-Boadi, E. |
| The democratic invention. | Political science | Soares, Mario |
| The drama of democratization. | Political science | Whitehead, Laurence |
| The feudalization of the state.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Fairbanks, Charles H. |
| The haunting presence of Marxism-Leninism.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Malia, Martin |
| The Mauritius enigma. | Political science | Miles, William F.S. |
| The perils of a protracted transition.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | McFaul, Michael |
| The politics of second-generation reform. | Political science | Wise, Carol, Pastor, Manual Jr. |
| The postcommunist divide.(Eastern Europe a Decade Later) | Political science | Rupnik, Jacques |
| The problem of fiscal federalism.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Aslund, Anders |
| The ravages of 'market bolshevism.'.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Reddaway, Peter, Glinski, Dmitri |
| The roots of the economic crisis.(What Went Wrong in Russia? special section) | Political science | Illarionov, Andrei |
| The surprising resilience of elected governments. | Political science | Mainwaring, Scott |
| The transformation of central Europe. | Political science | Geremek, Bronislaw |
| Top-down democratization in Tanzania. | Political science | Hyden, Goran |
| Toward a new paradigm.(Debating Democracy Assistance) | Political science | Ottaway, Marina, Chung, Theresa |
| Victory defeated.(Eastern Europe a Decade Later) | Political science | Tamas, G.M. |
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