Designing suspension clauses to defend democracy: lessons from negotiating the OAS's Washington Protocol

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RT @cassie_emmons: Several reg intntl orgs today can suspend members in defense of democracy. Where did this idea originate? Latin America…

RT @ProfPaulPoast: Cool IR Paper Alert! @cassie_emmons in @CambridgeCRIA. When will International Organizations adopt (& use) clauses to s…

RT @ProfPaulPoast: Cool IR Paper Alert! @cassie_emmons in @CambridgeCRIA. When will International Organizations adopt (& use) clauses to s…

RT @ProfPaulPoast: Cool IR Paper Alert! @cassie_emmons in @CambridgeCRIA. When will International Organizations adopt (& use) clauses to s…

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