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What is Democracy?
Video Description: Stephen Carter explains the minimum needed to define democracy Related Article Subjects: beliefs, Big, democracy, governing, people, think, votes
What Makes a Right Universal?
Gillian Caldwell discusses the line between local and global rights and what makes a right...
Should Democracy be Exported?
Richard Armitage talks about the revolution and discusses if democracy should be...
Does Science Explain Everything
Adam Bly, founder and editor-in-chief of Seed, discusses the functional value of science and if it explains...
How to Improve the Economical System
Jagdish Bhagwati discusses how the economical systems can be... Government and PoliticsBy: Michael Newman | 06/10/2009 | PoliticsEach society must have a political system in order to maintain recognized procedures for allocating valued resources. In political scientist Harold Lasswell’s (1936) terms, politics is who gets what, when, and how. Thus, like religion and the family, a political system is a cultural universal; it is a social institution found in every society. Government Must Have Their TenureBy: Dalip Singh Wasan | 18/09/2007 | Lawevery country must enact law under which tenure of government should be fixed and no government should be allowed to extend its tenure and remain in seat more than the prescribed period. Government Without a Rod in HandBy: Dalip Singh Wasan | 11/02/2008 | LawEven in a democracy government has to keep rod in its hand and the rulers shall have to act like rajas, maharajas, monarchs and the imperialists,otherwise anarchy may come down in the country. One Disabled Boy Trying To Bring Real DemocracyBy: Brian Hill | 08/02/2009 | PoliticsOne disabled boy is not backing down to save democracy from it's on failure. Government Policies and International Voluntary SectorBy: Sadaket Malik | 16/11/2008 | News & SocietySome of the distortions and recent trends in a few states of India are to implement the projects of social development with-out any collaboration between the government and the NGOs. Government Jobs for Sale - Pay to Play Gone WildBy: John Parks | 31/12/2008 | PoliticsMost Americans sit in wonder of the long path from the Founding Fathers, whose best intentions were patriotic, to the "Floundering Fathers" whose best intentions are greed, self-importance and power lust. Attempting to conjure the images of Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams or George Washington, wallets open, handing money to partisans for a plum position in government is repulsive. Democracy in the Middle East: Why this is a frightening prospect for its rulersBy: Christina Pomoni | 06/09/2009 | PoliticsIn reality, it appears that the Arabs want to maintain the status quo because a free media that will awake the Arab people to the brutality of the regional governments won’t be to the best national interests of the Arab nations. Democracy in IndiaBy: Dalip Singh Wasan | 18/06/2007 | EconomicsIn India people could get right to vote, but who stands in elections is not known to them neither they work for the welfare of the people of India andthat is the reason in spite of six decades, all the problems of the people are still standing where they were in 1947.
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