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January 2005
Building Democracy After Conflict
Marc F. Plattner, Introductiont 5
Larry Diamond, Lessons from Iraq 9
Larry Goodson, Bullets, Ballots, and Poppies in Afghanistant 24
Gerald Knaus and Marcus Cox, The "Helsinki Moment" in Southeastern Europet 39
Andrew Reynolds, Constitutional Medicinet 54
Stephen D. Krasner, The Case for Shared Sovereigntyt 69
Francis Fukuyama, "Stateness" First 84
Devesh Kapur and Moisés Naím, The IMF and Democratic Governancet 89
The 2004 Freedom House Survey
Arch Puddington and Aili Piano, Worrisome Signs, Modest Shiftst 103
The Referendum in Venezuela
Jennifer McCoy, One Act in an Unfinished Dramat 109
Miriam Kornblith, Elections versus Democracyt 124
Joseph Y.S. Cheng, Hong Kong's Democrats Stumblet 138
Steven I. Wilkinson, Elections in India: Behind the Congress
Books in Review
Merle Goldman, What's in Store for Chinat 168
April 2005
Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Scholarship and Statesmanship 5
Vali Nasr, The Rise of "Muslim Democracy" 13
Challenge and Change in East Asia
Hahm Chaihark and Sung Ho Kim, Constitutionalism on Trial in South Korea 28
Yun-han Chu, Taiwan's Year of Stress 43
Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker, "Business Populism" in Thailand 58 [End Page 189]
April 2005 (continued)
Muhammad Qodari, Indonesia's Quest for Accountable Governance 73
Doh Chull Shin and Jason Wells, Is Democracy the Only Game in Town? 88
Francis Fukuyama, Björn Dressel, and Boo-Seung Chang, Facing the
Perils of Presidentialism? 102
Ukraine's Orange Revolution
Taras Kuzio, The Opposition's Road to Success 117
Lucan A. Way, Kuchma's Failed Authoritarianism 131
Peter Gross and Vladimir Tismaneanu, The End of Postcommunism in Romania 146
Books in Review
Cynthia McClintock, Lipset's Legacy 163
Joshua Muravchik, Freedom's Edge 167
July 2005
Michael McFaul, Transitions from Postcommunism 5
Steven Levitsky and Lucan A. Way, International Linkage and Democratization 20
The New Iraq
Adeed Dawisha, Democratic Institutions and Performance 35
Ahmed H. al-Rahim, The Sistani Factor 50
Eric Davis, The Uses of Historical Memory 54
Sultan Tepe, Turkey's AKP: A Model "Muslim-Democratic" Party? 69
Mark Tessler and Eleanor Gao, Gauging Arab Support for Democracy 83
A Fresh Look at Semipresidentialism
Robert Elgie, Variations on a Theme 98
Timothy J. Colton and Cindy Skach, The Russian Predicament 113
Wendy Hunter and Timothy J. Power, Lula's Brazil at Midterm 127
Fabrice Lehoucq, Costa Rica: Paradise in Doubt 140
John McMillan, Promoting Transparency in Angola 155
Books in Review
Vitali Silitski, The Quintessential Dissident 170
October 2005
Václav Havel, The Emperor Has No Clothes 5
Iran's Peculiar Election
Vali Nasr, The Conservative Wave Rolls On 9
Abbas Milani, A Historical Perspective 23
Azar Nafisi, The Voice of Akbar Ganji 35
Akbar Ganji, The Struggle Against Sultanism 38
Ladan Boroumand, The Role of Ideology 52
Mohsen Sazegara, What Should "We" Do Now? 64
Michael McFaul, Chinese Dreams, Persian Realities 74
Vitali Silitski, Preempting Democracy: The Case of Belarus 83
Duncan McCargo, Cambodia: Getting Away with Authoritarianism? 98
Ariel C. Armony and Hector E. Schamis, Babel in Democratization Studies 113
Sumit Ganguly and Brian Shoup, Nepal: Between Dictatorship and Anarchy 129
John W. Harbeson, Ethiopia's Extended Transition 144
Daniel P. Erikson and Adam Minson, The Caribbean: Democracy Adrift? 159
Books in Review
Jorgen Elklit, Minding the Polls 172
