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POLICY PAPERNumber 19, March 2010Foreign Policyat BROOKINGSThreaten but Participate:Why Election Boycotts Are aBad IdeaMatthew Frankel
A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t sThe author would like to thank Ted Piccone, DeputyDirector for Foreign Policy at Brookings; Carina Perelli,Executive Vice President of the International Foundationfor Electoral Systems; and Eric Bjornlund, co-founder andprincipal of Democracy International for their helpful commentson this paper.Threaten but Participate: Why Election Boycotts Are a Bad IdeaF o r e i g n P o l i c y a t B r o o k i n g sii
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