Unravel the intricate dynamics of global democracy promotion with this compelling comparative analysis. Jonas Wolff dives deep into the motives driving international actors, examining how they balance democracy with conflicting interests like security and economics. Through insightful case studies of Bolivia, Ecuador, Turkey, Pakistan, Belarus, and Russia, this book reveals the crucial factors shaping foreign policy in complex scenarios. It’s a must-read for students and scholars of International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Democratization Studies in India, offering vital perspectives on foreign policy analysis and global governance.