The "sequencing" fallacy

Article Abstract:

Critics of democracy promotion believe that the rule of law and a well-functioning state should be effected before democratization of a society, in what can be called democratic sequencing. However, sequentialism and its recommendations are not feasible, as it is skeptical about democracy's values and chances and hence defers democracy indefinitely.

United States, Analysis, International aspects, Fallacies (Logic)

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Stolen elections: The case of the Serbian October

Article Abstract:

The importance of developing a theory around stolen elections goes beyond the Serbian case. Scholarly research on electoral competitive authoritarianism sometimes termed pseudodemocratic rule-attempts to capture the absurdity of nondemocratic regimes holding of competitive elections.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Serbia, Serbia and Montenegro, Political systems

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