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Democracy, Autocracy, And International Cooperation
Understanding Regime Types And International Cooperationthe Connection Between Democratic Governments And International Cooperation Is Faltering. While Some Democracies Have Waned In Their Commitment To International Organisations, Many Autocratic Regimes Have Intensified Their Cooperative Efforts. Funded By The European Research Council, The Demcoop Project Will Examine The Interplay Between Regime Types And International Collaboration. It Will Pioneer A Fresh Framework To Discern The Varying Impacts Of Regime Types On Global Cooperation. Using An Exhaustive Multi-Method Approach That Encompasses Large-N Statistical Analysis, Experimental Studies, And In-Depth Case Examinations, Demcoop Promises To Be The Most Comprehensive Investigation Of Its Kind. By Delving Into A Broader Spectrum Of International Cooperative Endeavours Over An Extended Time Frame, It Will Shed Light On The Resilience Or Fragility Of Global Collaboration Amid Democratic Challenges.
Funded Under
European Research Council (Erc)
Total Cost
β¬ 2 499 939,00
Eu Contribution
β¬ 2 499 939,00
Coordinated By
Stockholms Universitet
Sweden