After War: The Political Economy of Exporting Democracy

The book "After War" is a groundbreaking exploration of why liberal democracy takes hold in some countries but not in others.

By bringing an economic mindset to the topic, Coyne sheds light on the mechanisms and institutions that contribute to successful reconstruction programs, creating incentives for sustained cooperation.

With a focus on weak, failed, and conflict-torn states, this book provides critical insights into the dynamics at work in modern states and how they differ from historical cases of successful reconstruction.

Don't miss out on this essential read for anyone interested in foreign policy, political science, or economics.