Jennifer S. Holmes is Assistant Professor of Government, Politics, and Political Economy at the School of Social Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas. She is the author ofTerrorism and Democratic Stability (2001).

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Comparative Politics with Political TheoryChapter 2 The Reconciliation of Political Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 3 Modernity and the State: Enlightenment, Liberalism, and Political Development in the United StatesChapter 4 Relationships Between Poverty Reduction Approaches and Donor Support for Democracy: The Case of MaliChapter 5 Citizenship and Difference in Latin American Indigenous Politics: Democratic Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 6 Plan Colombia, Violence, and Citizen Support in ColombiaChapter 7 The Kantian Peace through a Radical Theoretic LensChapter 8 Imagining Legal Fairness: A Comparative PerspectiveChapter 9 Conclusion: Bridging the Disciplinary Divide

Jennifer S. Holmes is Assistant Professor of Government, Politics, and Political Economy at the School of Social Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas. She is the author ofTerrorism and Democratic Stability (2001).

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Comparative Politics with Political TheoryChapter 2 The Reconciliation of Political Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 3 Modernity and the State: Enlightenment, Liberalism, and Political Development in the United StatesChapter 4 Relationships Between Poverty Reduction Approaches and Donor Support for Democracy: The Case of MaliChapter 5 Citizenship and Difference in Latin American Indigenous Politics: Democratic Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 6 Plan Colombia, Violence, and Citizen Support in ColombiaChapter 7 The Kantian Peace through a Radical Theoretic LensChapter 8 Imagining Legal Fairness: A Comparative PerspectiveChapter 9 Conclusion: Bridging the Disciplinary Divide

Jennifer S. Holmes is Assistant Professor of Government, Politics, and Political Economy at the School of Social Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas. She is the author ofTerrorism and Democratic Stability (2001).

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Comparative Politics with Political TheoryChapter 2 The Reconciliation of Political Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 3 Modernity and the State: Enlightenment, Liberalism, and Political Development in the United StatesChapter 4 Relationships Between Poverty Reduction Approaches and Donor Support for Democracy: The Case of MaliChapter 5 Citizenship and Difference in Latin American Indigenous Politics: Democratic Theory and Comparative PoliticsChapter 6 Plan Colombia, Violence, and Citizen Support in ColombiaChapter 7 The Kantian Peace through a Radical Theoretic LensChapter 8 Imagining Legal Fairness: A Comparative PerspectiveChapter 9 Conclusion: Bridging the Disciplinary Divide