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Negotiating Democracy

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Modernization, Cultural Change, and Democracy
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Dedication
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Foreword by Hans-Dieter Klingemann
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Introduction
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A Revised Theory of Modernization
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Value Change and the Persistence of Cultural Traditions
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Intergenerational Value Change
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Value Changes over Time
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Individualism, Self-Expression Values, and Civic Virtues
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The Causal Link between Democratic Values and Democratic Institutions: Theoretical Discussion
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The Causal Link between Democratic Values and Democratic Institutions: Empirical Analyses
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Social Forces, Collective Action, and International Events
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Gender Equality, Emancipative Values, and Democracy
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The Implications of Human Development
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Conclusion: An Emancipative Theory of Democracy
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Copyright Page
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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About the Authors
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Preface
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Winning Isn't Everything: Losers' Consent and Democratic Legitimacy
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Political Legitimacy and the Winner–Loser Gap
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The Winner–Loser Gap: Contours and Boundaries
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The Dynamics of Losers' Consent: Persistence and Change in the Winner–Loser Gap
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Individual Differences in Losers' Consent
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Winning and Losing in Old and New Democracies
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How Political Institutions Shape Losers' Consent
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Comparing Losers' Assessments of Electoral Democracy
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Losing and Support for Institutional Change
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Conclusion: Graceful Losers and the Democratic Bargain
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Appendix: Data Sources and Survey Items
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