Democratic Peace Theory

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Exploring the democratic peace theory, the book delves into the reasons why transitions from autocratic to democratic governments are rare. It outlines the necessary conditions for establishing democracy and critically examines the challenges faced in democratization efforts within the Middle East and Africa. The theory suggests that democracies are less likely to engage in conflict with one another due to factors such as public accountability, a tendency to resolve tensions diplomatically, and a shared understanding of governance that fosters cooperation.