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The virtues of democracy are as real as they are tangible. Within it, ideas sprout like rivers, flow...
Democracies have been in decline, and many scholars are now rightly asking how this process can be halted. Much of the research on democratic resilience—the ability of democracies...
The people have the power, even when you don't like it. The post Democracy Isn’t Always Easy appeared first on Above the Law.
Of all the things ancient Greece gave humanity, few are truly as valuable as democracy. Starting from the ancient Athenians who invented this form of polity, democracy allowed for...
Americans today are filled with angst about the state of “our democracy.” A March 2024 Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service poll found that 81 percent of Americans b...
A familiar puzzle sits at the heart of contemporary legal and political philosophy. On the one hand, rights are taken to exist prior to political institutions, originating in a pri...
Samiti and Sabha – Ancient India's Democratic AssembliesLong before the Greeks coined the word democracy, ancient India had already institutionalized the practice of collective gov...
A viral meme claims the Founders built a republic specifically to oppose democracy, and that the word never appears in any founding document. Both claims need serious correction —...
Nigeria’s democratic question is often wrongly framed as if democracy is a foreign garment that we must keep adjusting until it fits our body. We speak of Westminster, Washington,...
"Democracy isn’t a fixed state, it’s an ongoing project. Are we doing the work to keep it?" <p>The post Can We Choose Democracy? first appeared on Latino News Network.</p&...
By Robert A. Ballingall, University of Maine As the 250th anniversary of American independence approaches, many people in the U.S. are deeply concerned about the country’s future....
A little electoral studies wonkery for Sunday morning contemplation.
The article addresses the interlinked problems of widespread voter ignorance, tyranny of the majority, and illiberal anti-democratic movements coming to power through elections.
Η ΔΙΑΥΓΕΙΑ υπήρξε μεγάλη τομή. Εδειξε ότι το κράτος μπορεί να εκτεθεί στο φως και ότι οι αποφάσεις της διοίκησης δεν είναι ιδιωτική υπόθεση υπουργών, δημάρχων, διοικήσεων και αναδό...
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There are only six countries on earth that do not claim to be democratic. Today, there are around seven billion people living in countries that purport to be democratic republics.
Candace Moore, Vice President of Place, Policy and Power at Race Forward, shares this piece, part of the organization’s narrative work on co-governance.
Benjamin Franklin walked out of the Constitutional Convention in September 1787 and was asked what kind of government the delegates had given the country. "A republic," he said, "i...
This is the first in a BNG series of articles on Christianity and democracy that will lead toward the July 4 celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The series has been curated by...
He was addressing students from 20 schools in Thiruvananthapuram who donned the role of parliamentarians as part of a mock parliament organised by Young Indians Trivandrum
As science and philosophy explained the natural world in the Modern Era, the philosophical idea of strict determinism was embraced by thinkers like Thomas Hobbes. Strict determinis...
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