Abstract
successful socialization of state-society units into a modern global culture that esteems bureaucracy, markets, and formal equality.' Existing democratic states act as agents of socialization, as do international governmental and non-governmental organizations, journalists, academics, and artists. Agents of socialization intentionally and unintentionally shape the worldviews of politically-active elites in the countries undergoing
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