full video here: fora.tv Stanford Political Science Professor Larry Diamond describes the approach of the Bush administration to promote democracy in the Middle East, and examines barriers to encourage democratic reforms in the region. ----- Larry Diamond describes the crisis of democracy and its role in developing countries. Diamond argues that, even though more than half of all countries are now democracies, recent efforts to promote democracy around the world have come to a standstill. These trips haveformed, "said Diamond, a very serious threat to freedom. become a bold vision of the future, says Diamond, that the desire for democracy runs deep, even in very poor countries, and suggests that the regimes established democracies such as Iran and China could within a generation - The Commonwealth Club Larry Diamond of California Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and professor by courtesy of political science and sociology at Stanford University. He is also co-editor ofJournal of Democracy and Co-Director of the International Forum for Democratic Studies National Endowment for Democracy. He has published and edited numerous books and articles on democracy in developing countries and problems of development and corruption, especially in Africa and Asia. Dr. Diamond has served as a consultant for the SU Agency for International Development and Cooperation, the recent report, foreign aid written in the national interest.
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