Articles related to "What Is Democracy"
An Example of Factions
• democracies
• united states constitution
• balance of powers
• campaign contributions
Democracy in Dakar
A unique project witnessing the 2007 elections in Senegal through the eyes of the hip hop community.
• senegal
• africa
• west africa
• politics
• elections
Democracy in the Tibetan Diaspora
The Central Tibetan Administration in India has been trying to democratise the almost 200,000 Tibetans in exile since the 1960s. How successful has this process been?
• dalai lama and his government in exile
• tibet in the 21st century
• process of democratisation
• china today
• new political science
Freedom In A Democracy
Unlike the freedoms guaranteed to us in the U.S., in Cuba residents there live in fear of being put in jail for saying or doing anything that disagrees with Castro's govt
• freedom of speech
• freedom of dissenting opinion
• freedom of false imprisonment
• radio marti
• cubandissidents
Assault on Democracy
The Democratic Party eagerness to contest an the upcoming election amounts to an assault on democracy.
• democracy
• voter fraud
California's Recall Election: What Democracy is All About
August during an off-year election cycle is usually the ultimate political dead zone when press sources must find something - anything - to fill their pages and air time. August 2003 is emerging as quite an exception to that trend.
• california voter initiatives
• election recalls
• recall provisions
Democracy Diverted
The claim often is made that freedom is spreading throughout the world, but in one case in particular freedom is diminishing, nand most promoters of democratic principles are too silent.
• hong kong elections
• china's "one china policy"
Democracy in Yugoslavia: Milosevic´s Final Defeat
After four bloody conflicts Slobodan Milosevic, the “terror of the Balkans”, has met his final defeat. Sixteen months after his last war in Kosovo his criminal regime was finally swept away by a people´s revolt. Beaten in presidential elections by opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica, Milosevic has tried every trick to stay on, but when he ordered to annul the elections, the Serbian people marched upon Belgrade and stormed the Parliament. Yugoslavia´s new president Vojislav Kostunica was warmly welcomed by the European democratic leaders, who have quickly removed most sanctions against the country. But after the forthcoming elections in December the new democratic governments of Yugoslavia and Serbia have the difficult task to reconstruct the economy as well as the democratic institutions and a good neighborhood in the Balkans. First of all the new president must renegotiate the status of Montenegro and Kosovo, two regions trying to pull out of the Federation. Another critical question is the fate of the war criminals, first among them Milosevic, who would not like it to be processed at the Hague.
• slobodan
• milosevic
• vojislav
• kostunica
• djindjic
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
Sleep democracy, sleep
Some disenchanted thoughts on elections in the "free world" and reflections on democracy in times of trouble.
• democracy
• elections
• freedom
• canada
• europe
To Safeguard Democracy
In a land advocating the principle of democracy, why were prominent citizens and leaders ostracized?
• themistocles
• cleisthenes
• democracy
• ancient greece
• athens
Zakaria on the Possibility of Too Much Democracy
Fareed Zakaria, International Editor of Newsweek, considers the extent to which democracy and freedom are in tension. Unfortunately, it is very possible to have an illiberal democracy.
• future of freedom
• fareed zakaria
Canada Out of Afghanistan
The Canadian public is being sold a bill of goods when it comes to military involvement in Afghanistan. Here are reasons why the Canadian government should withdraw.
• canada
• afghanistan
• peace
• unocal
• democracy
Classical Greek Art
Classical Greek ideals are considered to be the foundation of Western civilization and to have influenced all aspects of modern western culture
• classical greek art
• greek art
• classical ideals
• democracy
• human form
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
The Athenian Acropolis
With political beginnings in the age of Mycenaean kings, the Athenian Acropolis evolved into the religious center of Classical Athens, and the symbol of an entire age.
• athens
• acropolis
• athena
• parthenon
• mycenaean
Western Values and Hegemony
The West is supposed to be bringing peace, democracy, and women's rights to countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. What are the values that are really being communicated?
• peace
• imperialism
• iraq
• afghanistan
• canada
For anyone who cares to know
A not-so-hard look at some "State-of-the Nation" (not to be confused with the Rhythum Nation)statistics not mentioned in the US of A
• usa
• iraq
• poor
• society
• corporate
Germany and the pain of choice
A look ahead at the autumn elections in Germany.
A test in democracy for all of us?
• germany elections democracy voters politics societ
Get on the Right Side
In a choice between Communist China and Taiwan, we should be on the side of the democracy.
• china
• taiwan
• united states
• foreign relations
• communist
Global Constructs
The global society is speaking out in defense of planet earth and voicing concern through global humanitarianism efforts. This is the introduction of a ten-part series that presents ten differing ideologies concerning globalization of the planet; these reformist and innovation based constructs are presented for your review and our further discussion.
• global democracy
• international simultaneous policy organisation
• ispo
• simultaneous policy
• new world order
How do they live? A rebuttal
A critique of "The way we live" misconceptions of M.Ignatieff in the New York Times of 12 December.
• democracy
• usa
• iraq
• media
• elections
I Feel So Good About Me! Self esteem
This is a discussion of the ways a congregation can work to build the self esteem of the folks in the congregation. Self esteem is the key to evangelism.
• self awareness
• evangelism
• self esteem
• congregation
• rural
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 utilitarian premise
Utilitarianism is a popular basis for politics, but it is nothing more than collectivism disguised.
• democracy
• democratic
• utilitarian
• utilitarianism
• government
War of Ideas, Part II
Democracy is messy, so expecting Iraq to do better than the US is misguided at best.
• democracy
• iraq
• us
• shay's rebellion
• electoral college
Welcome to the Green Party
An introduction to the Green Party. A brief glimspe at this world-wide political party that is based in grass-roots democracy, ecological wisdom and social justice.
• green party
• world-wide politics
• german greens
• us green party
• background information
You’re no good
The state of freedom of speach for artists.
Linda Ronstadt in Vegas
• freedon of speach
• democracy
• usa
• linda ronstadt
• las vegas
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
South Africa's Next President
Newly elected ANC President, Jacob Zuma is highly likely to become SA's next president. Will he be able to shake new corruption charges and carry on Mandela's legacy?
• africa politics
• africa democracy
• south africa politics
• south africa democracy
• jacob zuma
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
Elliot Eisner’s 10 Lessons
In "The Arts and the Creation of Mind". Eisner discusses why Arts Education is important as the Arts battle forward to lay their claim within essential curriculum.
• multiple intelligences
• elliot eisner
• 10 lesons
• arts teach
• judgement
Greece - Government Profile
Greece, independent from the Ottoman Empire since 1829, has developed into a democratic republic, with executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.
• greece hellenic republic government profile
• political framework structure
• parliamentary democracy french german models pluri
• capital athens
• greek war independent nation london protocol
Lithuania: Government Profile
The Republic of Lithuania has developed a functional representative democracy since gaining formal recognition of its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
• republic lithuania government profile
• political framework structure
• representative democracy
• independence soviet union 1991
• capital vilnius