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Articles related to "Democracy"
The Clash of Capitalism and Democracy (Part 1 of 5) Part 1 in a five-part series on "the Clash of Capitalism and Democracy" east asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
International Institutions and Democracy (Part 3 of 5) Part 3 in a five-part series on "the Clash of Capitalism and Democracy" east asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
An Example of Factions democracies • united states constitution • balance of powers • campaign contributions
Blending Capitalism and Democracy (Part 5 of 5) Part 5 in a five-part series on "the Clash of Capitalism and Democracy" capitalism • democracy • business politics • democratization
Big Business and Democracy (Part 2 of 5) Part 2 in a five-part series on "the Clash of Capitalism and Democracy" east asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
Corruption and Democracy (Part 4 of 5) Part 4 in a five-part series on "the Clash of Capitalism and Democracy" east asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
Democracy Italian Style: Party Talks Forever After a nation-wide series of corruption scandals in 1992/93 and an electoral shift that replaced large part of the political class and parties in the following elections of 1994, Italian politics seems still all the same. Fifteen years of discussion and three inter-parliamentary commissions have produced - nothing but mountains of worthless paper. The Italian people and the European partners are still waiting for the long overdue reform of the Constitution of 1948, but parties won't agree, because they fear to lose part of their extra-large power extent. Thus the only institutional change in the last twenty years has been imposed by popular decision through referendum. But even this instrument has shown less successful, as a new referendum held in April was thwarted. Now Italian parties prepare to elect a new State President just the traditional way: let's talk about it! italian politics • scalfaro • d'alema • marini • ciampi
Democracy Takes a Step: Philippine Elections Elections in the Philippines are a step forward for Philippine democracy, even if not for Philippine economics. 1998 philippine election • jose estrada • erap • vice president • struggle of the nationalist filipino masses
Keeping Promises democratic associations • democratic organizations • alexis de tocqueville • democracy in america
Return of the Haze Indonesia is burning again. What is the government doing about it? What can it? asia • capitalism • democracy • corporation • japan
Rock and a Hard Place To cut or not to cut? A discussion of the tax dilemma of Japan's Ryutaro Hashimoto. asia • capitalism • democracy • corporate • corporation
The Archaic Athenian Agora The early Athenian Agora evolved from a cemetery and residential area to a center of politics, religion, and social development. It told of the great things to come. athens • agora • athenian agora • bronze age • ancient history
Law and Politics in the Agora During the 5th century B.C., many buildings of the Agora were devoted to the political and legal process that was democracy, or government of the people. agora • athenian agora • classical agora • athens • tholos
Clinton in China Clinton and Jiang debate human rights for a live audience of the world. china • clinton trip • summit • beijing • debate session
AU Summit Aftermath On July 2 and 3 in Banjul, The Gambia, AU leaders met to discuss Darfur, the legal proceedings for Hissène Habré and the continent's future. african union • au • au summit • darfur • hissène habré
Pericles and the Agora With funds from a treasury league of alliances, Pericles restored the temples of the Agora, and transformed Athens into a center of culture and political idealism. pericles • athens • agora • delian league • hephaisteion
President Franklin Roosevelt The triumphs, later years and death of America's only president to serve more than two terms of office. president franklin roosevelt • the new deal coalition • the first 100 days • arsenal for democracy • the supreme court
Travelogues Journeys through Asia, and conversations about politics. asia capitalism democracy corporate corporation ja
Aung San Suu Kyi Day On October 24th supporters around the world will hold protests and candlelight vigils to show their continued support for the people of Burma and leader Aung San Suu Kyi. aung san suu kyi • burma protests • aung san suu kyi day • support the monks' protest in burma • united nations day
Showdowns Showdowns in Myanmar and Cambodia force the audience to think about good guys and bad. aung san suu kyi • hun sen
The Cambodia Coup (Part 2 of 2) An interview with a witness to the 1997 Cambodian coup. coup • coup d'etat • cambodian government • matthew fisk
Capital Complex in Bangladesh In the capital complex at Dhaka, architect Louis Kahn realized a synthesis of form and design that has no parallel in the contemporary world of architecture. capital complex at dhaka • architect louis kahn • synthesis of form and design • architectural masterpiece • yale art gallery extension
Daring Women A list taken by a postcard book, "Women Who Dared," revisits brave women from all walks of life who made a positive difference in the lives of women and men. women • difference • made a difference • mom • sister
Bayard Rustin and Gay Rights Bayard Rustin was one of Martin Luther King's top advisors, but his existence is unknown to the greater US community because of his sexual orientation. bayard rustin • martin luther king • segregation • homophobia • sexual deviance
Buying New Clothes on a Budget Steve & Barry's sells stylish, quality clothing that won't break your budget. With the addition of budget clothing for women, Steve & Barry's now serves everyone. fashion for women • women's affordable fashion • clothing lines • celebrity clothing lines • urban clothing lines
Competitive Debate Teams Starting or joining a debate team is an important decision. Learn more about policy, classic, and Lincoln-Douglas debate. starting a debate team • joining a debate team • choosing a debate type • learning how to debate • teaching debate
East and West by Chris Patten Chris Patten's book "East and West" is a carefully thought defence of liberal democracy, and an interesting account of his negotations with China. east and west • chris patten • hong kong • edward w said • confucius
Fellowship Programs Description of a specific fellowship program for foreign students to study in America. financial aid • fellowships • international students
Soviet Style Aggression By Russia Worries West Russian expansion into South Ossetia is the latest example of Soviet style aggression. 4 decades after the Prague Spring, Georgians feel today what Czechs felt in 1968. south ossetia • abkhazia • gori • tbilisi • batumi
The Blogger as Gadfly In the face of dwindling newspaper readership, and increasing suspicion that media organizations don't care about the people, blogs can stimulate public discourse. media news • news and media • media • new media • independent news media
Bringing Republicans Together Uneasy truce between Libertarians and Social Conservatives. social conservatives • republicans • libertarians
Will U.S.Voters Turn Out in 2008? Voter turnout in presidential elections has fluctuated widely in the last half century. It takes vital issues or appealing candidates to get them to the polls. voter turnout • voter response to presidential candidates • voter percentages • presidential elections • u.s. political history
India's Outcasts Who are the millions of social and cultural outcasts in the world's biggest democracy? A look at the reality of Untouchables. india • india's caste system • untouchables • dalits • harijan
Railroads and the Market Economy Businesses having a large number of customers can dramatically increase profits with small changes to the price. This simple economic fact led to railroad regulation. railroad regulation • economy of scale • robber barons • interstate commerce commission • price fixing
Elections in Turkey: A Nationalist Landslide After a legislation period full of turbulent changes in government, with several corruption scandals and a final coup such as the arrest of the Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan, a landslide could have been expected by the Turkish general elections. The surprise, however, was not so much the good result of prime minister Bulent Ecevit, whose Democratic Left reached 22,3 %, but the strengthening of the extreme right, the National Action Party (MHP) of Devlet Bahceli which reached 18,1 % and became the second party in the Turkish Parliament. The Fundamentalist, instead, have lost consensus as well as the two conservative parties, Motherland and True Path. Bulent Ecevit is now supposed to form a coalition with True Path and the Nationalists. Though considered one of the more hawkish among Turkish politicians, Mr. Ecevit is largely respected. He has firm democratic and secular convictions and should be a guarantee. But if the MHP, whose paramilitary wing is known as the "Grey Wolves", enter cabinet, Turkey might as well be moving into the unknown. 1999 • bulent ecevit • national action party • motherland • true path
Execution, Afghanistan Afghani man converts to Christianity and will possibly face the death penalty. Islamic law, the Sharia, forbids the worship or practice of Christianity among the Islamic people. President Karzia must convince the Judiciary board of Muslim fundamentalist conservatives to consider this decision in light of the current situation as Christianity has become an ally to these people. Or, has the U.S., in fact, become too involved in a situation beyond its control? execution • muslim • christianity • afghanistan • sunni
Joan Didion: Further Reading If you read and enjoyed "The Year of Magical Thinking", browse these winners from one of America's foremost writers. A look at Joan Didion's body of work. joan didion • american literature • year of magical thinking • slouching bethlehem • white album
The End of the Financial Crisis Is the East Asian financial crisis over? Or has the death of the financial crisis been greatly exaggerated? financial crisis • malaysia • japan • indonesia • taiwan
American Orchestra in North Korea Classical music takes a stab at diplomacy as the New York Philharmonic plans a tour of North Korea, hoping to improve relations between two hostile nations. new york philharmonic • north korea • zarin mehta • classical music diplomacy • cultural ambassador |
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