Add to ORKGA healthy liberal democracy depends upon the willingness of citizens to appreciate the value of the institutions and processes that are central to its operation – genuine elections, representative assemblies, political parties, politicians with human frailties, and the need for compromise and protection of the interests of minorities. Are these values and processes under threat today
For decades, scholarly inquiry into political trust has been motivated by concerns about declining l...
For the past decade, the world has been in a modest but persistent recession of freedom and democrac...
The agonistic model of democracy says that the dimension of antagonism is inherent in human relation...
Democracy today is seen by the western world as the only legitimate form of government. Never before...
Liberal democracy is not just a system of government it is a way of life. Establishing liberal democ...
There are many kinds of politics, but if politics describes those institutions by which plural socie...
In the contemporary outlook the convergence between liberal values and democratic order of state pow...
The growing threat to liberal democracy worldwide is, in many ways, a political-party threat. Recent...
Liberals blame the global retreat of liberal democracy on globalisation and authoritarian leaders. O...
Recently, a number of authors have put forward the claim that political trust is overrated as a reso...
It has long been speculated that banning parties from participation in elections may be counterprodu...
Worldwide, support for democracy’s principles has risen in the past half century. Yet democratic cit...
According to much of the extant literature, feelings and beliefs among many citizens of being left b...
Recent years have witnessed the publication of a number of research papers and books seeking to asse...
We distinguish between three sets of rights – property rights, political rights, and civil rights – ...
For decades, scholarly inquiry into political trust has been motivated by concerns about declining l...
For the past decade, the world has been in a modest but persistent recession of freedom and democrac...
The agonistic model of democracy says that the dimension of antagonism is inherent in human relation...
Democracy today is seen by the western world as the only legitimate form of government. Never before...
Liberal democracy is not just a system of government it is a way of life. Establishing liberal democ...
There are many kinds of politics, but if politics describes those institutions by which plural socie...
In the contemporary outlook the convergence between liberal values and democratic order of state pow...
The growing threat to liberal democracy worldwide is, in many ways, a political-party threat. Recent...
Liberals blame the global retreat of liberal democracy on globalisation and authoritarian leaders. O...
Recently, a number of authors have put forward the claim that political trust is overrated as a reso...
It has long been speculated that banning parties from participation in elections may be counterprodu...
Worldwide, support for democracy’s principles has risen in the past half century. Yet democratic cit...
According to much of the extant literature, feelings and beliefs among many citizens of being left b...
Recent years have witnessed the publication of a number of research papers and books seeking to asse...
We distinguish between three sets of rights – property rights, political rights, and civil rights – ...
For decades, scholarly inquiry into political trust has been motivated by concerns about declining l...
For the past decade, the world has been in a modest but persistent recession of freedom and democrac...
The agonistic model of democracy says that the dimension of antagonism is inherent in human relation...