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the functions ofdemocracies
democracies
democracies can do is they can force issues like this into the public sphere.
democracies.
democracies and the US.
democracies in the Western world as Saul Bellow once mentioned what threatens us
democracies by any reasonable standard of Mal and ner it's its neighbor it's a the country has nothing but it actually
democracies in 1910 now they're about 200 of some form they're not perfect like ours but this has been a great
Democracies in contrast, they are distributed information networks with lots of self-correcting mechanisms.
democracies are becoming more vulnerable because these tools are being exported, and no one is able to stop them.
Democracies are always messy, they’re always unequal.
Democracies seldom go to war with each other.
democracies like Britain or France or Japan or India where we support them when they're doing things that are in our interest and we don't support them
democracies went in anyway uh and acted outside the scope of the UN system that was very controversial but many people felt that it was justified humanitarian
democracies that you know believe that they need to act and because the United
democracies sharing a certain set of values should find some way to join
democracies and uh without that I think it's hard to see how something like this gets off the ground just as a practical matter um but I I think it would be
democracies, which is that our founding fathers uh and um mothers for that
Democracies don't fight one another.
"On Democracies and Death Cults."
non-democracies can.
Some democracies that try democracy by consensus, it brought some weaknesses to them because it takes time and effort and it's easier
most democracies were founded on a mono-ethnic, mono-cultural conception of a nation.
failing democracies with pathologies like vote buying and chasing after natural resources, the kind of things that Paul Collier describes so well.
but democracies are collapsing and rivers are drying up.
And democracies are based on a shared sense of reality, and then the compromise that is forged within it.
and democracies are based on a shared sense of reality and then the compromise that is forged within it.
Western democracies at their best or just any democracies are when people have cross-cutting group identities.
Western democracies at their best—or just any democracies—are when people have crosscutting group identities.
The democracies of Europe likewise.
call democracies in the world are all representative governments. They're not democracies in the true sense of the word.
developed democracies it no longer makes any difference so we seem to have come to the end of what economic growth can do for us in terms of life expectancy
functioning democracies meaning democracies in which popular opinion
Most democracies.
His point is that democracies that do not deliver
about the Greek democracies, Athens, which also fell.
In all the social democracies, access to health care is not contingent
well-functioning democracies.
to democratize education to democracies?
the world had 31 democracies, half of Europe was behind the Iron Curtain and ruled by totalitarian, communist dictatorships.
And there are democracies that become authoritarian, and then one hopes return to democracy.
We're talking about democracies, we're talking about human rights issues, about gender equality.
And the social democracies had very -- they were already high and they had big increases.
there are many democracies than autocracies in the world.
world nowadays are democracies.
threatened by democracies democracies will always be their
of the first mass democracies in the United States and the United Kingdom and other places around the world.
But people in democracies that have benefited from free speech are losing faith in this freedom.
And so generally in democracies we've seen that free speech results in less violent social conflict.
and modern democracies, people not inhabiting the same reality because they believe this conspiratorial thinking.
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