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Democracy (from
Ancient Gr****: δημοκρατία, romanized: dēmokratía, dēmos 'people' and
kratos 'rule') is a form of
government in
which state power is vested...
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Peter Alexander Beinart (/ˈbaɪnərt/; born
February 28, 1971) is an
American liberal columnist, journalist, and
political commentator. A
former editor of...
- (nominally)
multiparty system possesses a dominant-party system. In a (
nondemocratic) one-party
system a
single ruling party has the (more-or-less) exclusive...
- "illiberal democracy"
describes a
governing system that
hides its "
nondemocratic practices behind formally democratic institutions and procedures". There...
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authoritarianism are
fundamentally dissimilar from
historical forms of
nondemocratic rule. He
links modern authoritarianism to the era of m**** politics,...
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serious obstacles to the
creation of a
truly totalitarian system by
nondemocratic rulers claiming to
implement Catholic social doctrine in
their states...
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other states. In contrast, it is
difficult to know the
intentions of
nondemocratic leaders, what
effect concessions will have, and if
promises will be...
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concentrated in the
hands of the
ruling parties and families, who
perpetuate a
nondemocratic,
sultanistic system.
These dynamics could foster instability in Kurdistan...
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support for the
overthrow and
replacement of
leftist governments by
nondemocratic forces.
Buckley admired Spanish dictator General Francisco Franco, who...
- Bank and Gaza] as one
political entity leads, necessarily, to
either a
nondemocratic or a non-Jewish state.
Because if the
Palestinians vote, then it is...
