Democracy, globalization and cosmopolitism by Javier Rascado Pérez, Rodrigo Chávez Fierro

“…Thus, he postulates an answer in cosmopolitanism as the evolution of democracy and solution to current social phenomena.…”
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Knowledge, Democracy and Power by Nico Stehr

Subjects: “…knowledge, power, civil society, governance, democracy, expertise…”
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EUROPEANISATION AND THE CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY by Sten Berglund

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Islam, Democracy, and Cosmopolitanism by Amr G. E. Sabet

“…The book’s main thrust is quite clear from the outset in light of the authors’ two grounding assumptions: In order to attain agency and freedom humanity in general, but Muslims in particular, must (1) respect the “core Enlightenment values” of human equality and dignity regardless of ethnicity, religious affiliation, and belief or disbelief and (2) acquire a spatial vision of democracy that incorporates “the cognitive-imaginative resources of a multidimensional Islamic heritage” (p. 1). …”
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Local Democracy and the Media by Jangdal Lottie

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Corruption, democracy and bureaucracy by Aviral Kumar TIWARI

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Democracy and Education: Why? by Luciana Bellatalla

“…The paper is a specific revision of Dewey’s Democracy and Education so to point out the supremacy of educational dimension on the political one in Dewey’s thought and to individuate the central elements of Deweyan legacy for them who, at present, are taking into account educational questions and their referring science.…”
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Swings and scales of democracy by Rodrigo Borba, Danillo da Conceição Pereira Silva

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In Defense of Liquid Democracy by Halpern, Daniel, Halpern, Joseph, Jadbabaie, Ali, Mossel, Elchanan, Procaccia, Ariel, Revel, Manon

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"Reflections on Habermas on Democracy" by Cohen, Joshua

“…Cohen reflects on Habermas' Radical Democracy…”
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From education to democracy? by Acemoglu, Daron

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Democracy and city life by King, Loren A. (Loren Antony), 1968-

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Democracy, Redistribution and Inequality by Acemoglu, Daron, Naidu, Suresh, Restrepo, Pascual, Robinson, James A.

Subjects: “…democracy, education, inequality, poiltical develo9pment, redistribution, structural transformation…”
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Hobbes and the tragedy of democracy by Holman, Christopher

“…For Hobbes these two conditions combine to render democracy a tragic regime. Democracy is tragic to the extent that it must be a regime of self-limitation, there existing no ethical standard external to society that may intervene so as to guide our political self-activity, and yet the structure of deliberation in democratic assemblies tends to render such self-limitation impossible. …”
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Peril of Taiwan's democracy by Lai, Yao Guo

“…Incredibly, the evolution of Taiwan's democracy over the last thirty years has aided Beijing’s effort by producing political unrest and a weakened armed force. …”
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Social inequality and democracy by Keh, Yi Ling, Leong, Kwong Chuin, Leong, Kwong Shuo

“…Our empirical results show that countries with a lower level of acceptance towards social inequality are more likely to experience higher democracy levels. This relationship holds even after we control for other determinants of democracy and introduce alternative measures of democracy. …”
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Political culture and democracy by Mohd. Yusof, Danial

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Democracy, Development, and Conflict by Collier, P, Rohner, D

“…Empirically, we find that whereas in rich countries democracy makes countries safer, below an income threshold democracy increases proneness to political violence. …”

Linkages and the Promotion of Democracy by Sasse, G

Solar geoengineering and democracy by Horton, JB, Reynolds, JL, Buck, HJ, Callies, D, Schafer, S, Keith, DW, Rayner, SF

“…Underlying these claims are two implicit assumptions, that technology has predetermined social effects, and that democracy should be deliberative in orientation. In this article, we reject the argument that SRM is necessarily incompatible with democracy. …”