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    Besides‚ it has been easily falling prey to non civilian forces. As a result‚ Pakistan has been continuously failing to offer what a democracy promises. Such pathetic scenario has various reasons behind it at all three levels: State‚ government and society. This Essay attempts to pin point and analyze the reasons behind such fragile and weak nature of democracy in Pakistan and extends recommendations along with identifying various means and players especially youth for strengthening democratic

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    unsutainability of democracy because of its nature. He stated: “The system of democracy will fail in attempt to suit everyone. The poor will want part of the wealth of the rich and democracy will provide them. The young will demand rights of the old‚ women of men‚ and foreigners of the native inhabitants‚ and democracy will provide them. When villains naturally attracted by positions of power will control the democracy‚ tyranny worse than any monarchy or oligarchy will be formed.” Democracy in the 21st

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    Lord of the Flies Essay A range of two leadership styles are depicted in William Golding’s novel‚ Lord of the Flies‚ with Ralph representing a democratic leader‚ while Jack exemplifies a dictator. While on the island‚ the boys have a choice of following either Ralph‚ the more sensitive leader who cares about the others‚ or Jack‚ the more harsh leader who puts himself before the other boys and strives for power over the others. Ralph uses more of a democratic method. He allows others to contribute

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    always the case that they achieve that goal. As mentioned in the article about Anarchism the American democracy and government that we have‚ the system is corrupt and brought out by the wealthiest 1% of the population. This is evident through election campaigns‚ big business and even the media as well. However‚ this 1% does not represent the 1% in any way at all. In reality‚ this is the “democracy” we agreed to with our forefathers. According to the article‚ “Occupy Wall Street’s Anarchist Roots”

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    People are fighting to gain freedom and the right to be heard. Democracy gives us these rights. It is not only about to be heard but being listened to. Democracy has given us not only the right to voice out what we want to say but it also gives us the right to hear what we want to hear. As a student of the 21st century‚ I was one of those who benefited from the struggles of our great grandmothers to have equal rights with men. Democracy is a form of government where man usually plays the main role

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    but in more ways than none it is not a true democracy. The definition of democracy is “a system of government by the whole population.” There were some ways that Athens was democratic in some ways because they had representatives for the government but overall it was still undemocratic because representatives in the courts and council were chosen randomly. The only ones allowed to vote were males that made up a very small amount of the population‚ Democracy is supposed to be everyone has the right to

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    BULGARIA SLOW TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY By Presented to Javier Rodriguez Political Actors and Behaviors I Universidad Carlos III Monday‚ May 13‚ 2014 Introduction Following the revolution of 1989‚ communist countries started the challenging road to the consolidation of democratization. These countries that had been under the communist regime for several decades have to reorganize the country under specific policies and structure. Historical and Socio-economic context of Bulgaria are

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    Democracy is known to be one of the greatest institutionalized forms of government in our history. In America‚ democracy is seen as a perfect governmental system that is incapable of corruption due to its legal equality and political freedom. However Alexis de Tocqueville‚ a French socialist and political theorist believed that the democratic system held by the United States had several flaws that if were to come into play‚ would cause it to weakened and eventually collapse. He talked on and wrote

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    Greek Democracy was a revolutionary and enduring influence‚ helping to mold and shape the face of today’s democracy‚ while simultaneously subjugating women and paving the way for a male-dominated society the world over. Bolstered by the advent of democracy‚ the systematic oppression of women continued well into the 20th century in most of the developed world and arguably still persists today. During the Greek Dark Ages‚ the Greek villages were controlled by independent monarchies (Kidner et al.

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    THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY Page 1 Representative democracy is what we have in this country. We are seen by many other countries as one of the most well run countries in the world. Our system seems to run very well and there are many advantages of using the system we do. The principal is that the people are represented through their MP who is able to put the views of the constituent to parliament. On the other hand most politicians want to be successful. and this

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