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Homo Democraticus: Or Why Democracy should Not Be the Objective of US Foreign Policy

This article argues that government efforts to support democratization in other countries are often counterproductive because they further strengthen government institutions over and above a responsible, active, citizenry and often target the wrong recipients because of government aversion to risk. Foreign assistance programs would do better to support individual liberties rather than democracy.