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So, one of the countries that has been on the frontlines of this issue is Tunisia, which was the only country to come out of the Arab Spring with a successful democratic revolution.
It's also because democratic governments are increasingly cracking down on dissenters, whistle-blowers and investigative journalists.
Take Indonesia's first democratic president, Abdurrahman Wahid.
And, critically, they typically lead to more peaceful and democratic societies.
This is a question of whether we're moving towards more democratic and peaceful societies.
But what about countries where democracy doesn't exist, countries where there are no words to describe the concepts that underpin a democratic society?
It meant actually defining 481 terms which formed the basis of everything you need to know if you're going to organize a democratic election.
Until then, there's no democracy in our democratic education.
They have formed me as a democratic citizen and a bridge builder.
It's the people, which makes the web more democratic.
We don't have workable democratic models for a global government.
Well, the reason that you wouldn't want to do it, let me reassure you, is in order to interfere in the democratic processes of another country.
And I don't know about you, but I don't think that sounds very democratic.
And so, understanding that doesn't take fighting, it takes conversation and then asking, "What are we going to replace Trump with?" GC: But you saw fighting last night, even at the speech, because you saw the Democratic women who came and wore white to honor the suffragette movement.
It was interesting, because I was looking in the audience, trying to see Democratic women who didn't wear white.
We lived in a very liberal town, and my father was a politician for the Democratic Party.
This might sound like something that can only happen in totalitarian regimes, but Orwell was warning us about the potential for this occurring even in democratic societies.
One was the Democratic National Committee's networks, and the personal email accounts of its staff, later released on WikiLeaks.
America's working class has been paying union dues for decades, and with it, our unions have been building dignified, decent, and democratic workplaces for us.
And it's fundamentally democratic, right?
Throughout his decades at the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover enjoyed the support of the presidents that he served, Democratic and Republican alike.
That is more voters than voted on the Democratic side of the ticket in 2014.
If we looked in the world of 1945 and looked at the map of capitalist economies and democratic polities, they were the rare exception, not the norm.
The question now, however, is both about which form of capitalism and which type of democratic participation.
But the majority of the world neither benefits from capitalism nor from democratic systems.
Who would have imagined that Germany would be either united or democratic today, if you looked at it from the perspective of Oxford of 1943?
But people at Oxford prepared for a democratic Germany and engaged in planning.
Those men wanted to create a peaceful, democratic Europe, a Europe that works for its people.
And when you live in a free country, there's this tendency of assuming that those who are oppressed tolerate their oppression or are comfortable with it, and democracy is projected as a progressive form of governance in such a way that those people who don't live under democratic countries are seen as people who are not intellectually or maybe morally as advanced as others.
And we see this among activist, practical Muslims, like the Muslims who are presently the elected, parliamentary, democratic government of Turkey, who are behaving pragmatically, not ideologically, who are promoting their own religious values, who are elected by their own people because they were perceived as honest and sincere because of their religious values, but who do not think that Islam and a democratic system of governance are fundamentally incompatible.
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