DEMOCRACY, CRISIS AND DESTABILIZATION by Reına Shehı

Subjects: “…democracy…”
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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. …”

Democracy, development, and conflict by Collier, P, Rohner, D

Democracy and Development in India. by Joshi, V

Democracy and Resource Rents. by Collier, P, Hoeffler, A

“…The purpose of this paper is to investigate, theoretically and empirically, how democracy and natural resource rents are likely to interact. …”

Integration, democracy, and legitimacy by Craig, P

“…It is also designed to reveal the implications of particular theories for EU democracy. The focus in the second half of the chapter shifts to democracy itself, and analysis of the burgeoning literature concerned with the nature of EU democracy, the extent to which the EU suffers from a democratic deficit, and the ways in which it can be alleviated. …”

Boundaries, democracy, and territory by Miller, D

“…The political approach argues for boundaries that will enclose well-functioning democracies, which depends partly on the constitution of the demos itself, and partly on its likely impact on those outside of the boundaries. …”

Migrant remittances and democracy by Maydom, B

“…<p>How do migrant remittances affect the prospects for democracy in receiving states? In this thesis, I use a range of methods including statistical analysis of macro-economic and micro-level survey data and qualitative interviews to investigate this question. …”

Referendums as representative democracy by Trueblood, L

“…This book makes the case for the use of referendums stronger by showing how they can support, rather than undermine, institutions of representative democracy. <br> Understanding referendums as exercises in representative democracy has broader implications for constitutional democracy as well. …”