Hegel`s Hermeneutics of History
... we likewise conceive of a unity open to the future? And above all: What does Hegel himself think of the “end of history”? In what respect and to what extent is it justified to attribute this notion to him? Hegel’s explicit allusions to an “end of history” are not frequent; more precisely, there exis ...
... we likewise conceive of a unity open to the future? And above all: What does Hegel himself think of the “end of history”? In what respect and to what extent is it justified to attribute this notion to him? Hegel’s explicit allusions to an “end of history” are not frequent; more precisely, there exis ...
Consociational Democracy: The Views of Arend Lijphart and
... political elites. "That is the secret of its success." (Politics 1968, 103) Accommodation means "settlement of divisive issues and conflicts, where only a minimal consensus exists. " (Politics 1968, 103) The key word is "pragmatism," based on "a minimum of agreement on fundamentals," (Politics 1968, ...
... political elites. "That is the secret of its success." (Politics 1968, 103) Accommodation means "settlement of divisive issues and conflicts, where only a minimal consensus exists. " (Politics 1968, 103) The key word is "pragmatism," based on "a minimum of agreement on fundamentals," (Politics 1968, ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SOCIAL SECURITY AND DEMOCRACY Casey B. Mulligan Ricard Gil
... that traditionally occur in a family context, but in more modern economies might be provided as well or better by the government. In other words, they view Social Security as a reaction ...
... that traditionally occur in a family context, but in more modern economies might be provided as well or better by the government. In other words, they view Social Security as a reaction ...
The Concepts of Democracy and Governance - Kamla
... government in antiquity. The hallmark of this contribution was Rome’s development of the “idea of constitutionalism” and her emphasis on laws as the system of norms binding on both the “rulers” and “ruled” (Ibid.). However, the civilization of antiquity collapsed after a while. This collapse, and th ...
... government in antiquity. The hallmark of this contribution was Rome’s development of the “idea of constitutionalism” and her emphasis on laws as the system of norms binding on both the “rulers” and “ruled” (Ibid.). However, the civilization of antiquity collapsed after a while. This collapse, and th ...
The student understands the concept of American exceptionalism
... beliefs in liberty, equality, constitutionalism, and the wellbeing of ordinary people came out of the Revolutionary era.” So too did our idea that we Americans are a special people with a special destiny to lead the world toward liberty and ...
... beliefs in liberty, equality, constitutionalism, and the wellbeing of ordinary people came out of the Revolutionary era.” So too did our idea that we Americans are a special people with a special destiny to lead the world toward liberty and ...
Democratic - The University of Sydney
... in hierarchical relations and authoritarian social structures. The lack of democracy has been highlighted in relation to the managerial control of the labour process, the relationships of parents and children in the family, the organization of education and schooling, the role of the media in the pu ...
... in hierarchical relations and authoritarian social structures. The lack of democracy has been highlighted in relation to the managerial control of the labour process, the relationships of parents and children in the family, the organization of education and schooling, the role of the media in the pu ...
The Imperial Peace: Democracy, Force and Globalization
... In this article, we use ‘globalization’ and ‘global social change’ interchangeably and focus initially on those forms of global social change associated with the extension of European forms and institutions — cultural, political, economic and social — to a progressively greater part of the earth’s s ...
... In this article, we use ‘globalization’ and ‘global social change’ interchangeably and focus initially on those forms of global social change associated with the extension of European forms and institutions — cultural, political, economic and social — to a progressively greater part of the earth’s s ...
Wrld Hst first - Mountain Grove Schools
... explained An example of a republic and democracy, both ancient and modern are given A comparison between a democracy and at least one other form of government will be given The role of government in terms of what it does for society will be explained The pros and cons of a government will be given w ...
... explained An example of a republic and democracy, both ancient and modern are given A comparison between a democracy and at least one other form of government will be given The role of government in terms of what it does for society will be explained The pros and cons of a government will be given w ...
Democracy and Ethical Citizenship
... and citizenship. Equally the questions of mass society, value subjectivism, consumism, instrumentality and technology are also essential. The fundamental argument of the paper is then that politics as such has created an abstract environment that is constantly alienating Beings; it is a reality oppo ...
... and citizenship. Equally the questions of mass society, value subjectivism, consumism, instrumentality and technology are also essential. The fundamental argument of the paper is then that politics as such has created an abstract environment that is constantly alienating Beings; it is a reality oppo ...
Pedagogisk praktik och demokratiska samtal
... external authority, it must find a substitute in voluntary disposition and interest; these can be created only by education. But there is a deeper explanation. A democracy is more than a form of government; it is primarily a mode of associated living, of conjoint communicated experience (Dewey, 1916 ...
... external authority, it must find a substitute in voluntary disposition and interest; these can be created only by education. But there is a deeper explanation. A democracy is more than a form of government; it is primarily a mode of associated living, of conjoint communicated experience (Dewey, 1916 ...
Do democracies have different public policies than non
... science data sets measuring the extent and form of democracy in nearly all the countries of the world and, for any one of those countries, providing distinct democracy measures for each of dozens (if not hundreds) of years. In this section we begin by discussing how we measure democracy and what ot ...
... science data sets measuring the extent and form of democracy in nearly all the countries of the world and, for any one of those countries, providing distinct democracy measures for each of dozens (if not hundreds) of years. In this section we begin by discussing how we measure democracy and what ot ...
Democracy and Development: New Insights from Dynagraphs
... in regime type, an alternative view was presented by Rueschemeyer, Stephens, and Stephens (1992), who based their argument on a number of case studies of democratic transitions in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. They began by noting that while the Lipset finding of an income/democracy corr ...
... in regime type, an alternative view was presented by Rueschemeyer, Stephens, and Stephens (1992), who based their argument on a number of case studies of democratic transitions in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. They began by noting that while the Lipset finding of an income/democracy corr ...
Neoliberalism, Subversion, and Democracy in
... on contemporary education in general, and school settings in particular. This paper aims to further address what we regard as the detrimental influence that neoliberalism has had on any and all commitments to democratic ideals in educational settings. The argument of this paper is simply that a robu ...
... on contemporary education in general, and school settings in particular. This paper aims to further address what we regard as the detrimental influence that neoliberalism has had on any and all commitments to democratic ideals in educational settings. The argument of this paper is simply that a robu ...
Available from Deakin Research Online
... his ilk, democracy has a clear trajectory that can be traced from ancient experiments with participatory government in Greece and to a lesser extent in Rome, through the development of the British parliament, the American Declaration of Independence and the French Revolution, and then finally onto t ...
... his ilk, democracy has a clear trajectory that can be traced from ancient experiments with participatory government in Greece and to a lesser extent in Rome, through the development of the British parliament, the American Declaration of Independence and the French Revolution, and then finally onto t ...
Green Democracy, Ecological Rationality
... from 71 countries including a majority of living Nobel Prize winners. The environmental protection achievements of four decades have given rise, as much as anything, to a widespread environmental complacency and to entrenched and even more sophisticated green oppostion from political and economic in ...
... from 71 countries including a majority of living Nobel Prize winners. The environmental protection achievements of four decades have given rise, as much as anything, to a widespread environmental complacency and to entrenched and even more sophisticated green oppostion from political and economic in ...
A 21st-Century World: Trends and Prospects Chapter Summary. The
... The Quest for Separate Identities. The formation of larger aggregates among peoples never has produced stability. Units, whatever the size, constantly fragment. In the 1980s demands for ethnic autonomy emphasized the breakdown process even in small regions. Many developments at the same time ...
... The Quest for Separate Identities. The formation of larger aggregates among peoples never has produced stability. Units, whatever the size, constantly fragment. In the 1980s demands for ethnic autonomy emphasized the breakdown process even in small regions. Many developments at the same time ...
The ghosts of the past: 20years after the fall of communism in
... ‘hybridisation of norms’ proposed by Miazhevich does not split from this aspiration, since it points at a future goal to be captured in the universal standards of capitalistic democracy where the ‘‘clash’’ of values is understood in the Habermasian sense as a challenge to be overcome. On the other h ...
... ‘hybridisation of norms’ proposed by Miazhevich does not split from this aspiration, since it points at a future goal to be captured in the universal standards of capitalistic democracy where the ‘‘clash’’ of values is understood in the Habermasian sense as a challenge to be overcome. On the other h ...
Democracies in Crisis: How do Levels of Democracy Affect - V-Dem
... benefits to social wellbeing, political and economic stability, and creation of a space for capitalism are extolled widely. However, debate remains about whether democracy is the best system for managing an economy. In developed countries such as the United States or members of the European Union, d ...
... benefits to social wellbeing, political and economic stability, and creation of a space for capitalism are extolled widely. However, debate remains about whether democracy is the best system for managing an economy. In developed countries such as the United States or members of the European Union, d ...
here - Yanis Varoufakis
... precise reasons for this. Why is direct democracy feared? Most people would agree (as noted in the previous paragraph) that there is nothing wrong with it in principle; that, ideally, it would be best; but that in large and complex societies, it is simpl ...
... precise reasons for this. Why is direct democracy feared? Most people would agree (as noted in the previous paragraph) that there is nothing wrong with it in principle; that, ideally, it would be best; but that in large and complex societies, it is simpl ...
SG_The_Enlightenment_and Democratic_Revolutions
... 12. What battle began the Revolution? And what was the year? 13. What did the Declaration of Independence do, when was it written, and specifically how did Enlightenment ideas influence the document? ...
... 12. What battle began the Revolution? And what was the year? 13. What did the Declaration of Independence do, when was it written, and specifically how did Enlightenment ideas influence the document? ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... truimphism of capitalism and liberal democracy even among the countries hither to under the shackles of dictatorial regimes. These international trends in no small way reinforced the “third wave” of global capitalist democracy revolution. At the apex of the epoch of deepening globalization, there ex ...
... truimphism of capitalism and liberal democracy even among the countries hither to under the shackles of dictatorial regimes. These international trends in no small way reinforced the “third wave” of global capitalist democracy revolution. At the apex of the epoch of deepening globalization, there ex ...
Classifying Governments
... does what they want -- that is anarchy • In a democracy each individual is free to do as he or she pleases as long as it does not infringe on the rights of others • Must strike a even balance – authority of the government must be adequate to the needs of society- authority cannot be so great it rest ...
... does what they want -- that is anarchy • In a democracy each individual is free to do as he or she pleases as long as it does not infringe on the rights of others • Must strike a even balance – authority of the government must be adequate to the needs of society- authority cannot be so great it rest ...
The Clash of Civilizations
... %20of%20civilizations%20Halisah%20Ashari.pdf • Jahanbegloo, Ramin. 2012. Transcending the Clash of Cultures: The Search for Common Shared Values. In M. Mahdavi and W.A. Knight (Eds.), Towards the Dignity of Difference? Neither ‘End of History’ nor ‘Clash of Cililization’. Surry: Ashgate. • Koechler, ...
... %20of%20civilizations%20Halisah%20Ashari.pdf • Jahanbegloo, Ramin. 2012. Transcending the Clash of Cultures: The Search for Common Shared Values. In M. Mahdavi and W.A. Knight (Eds.), Towards the Dignity of Difference? Neither ‘End of History’ nor ‘Clash of Cililization’. Surry: Ashgate. • Koechler, ...
The economic effects of democracy in developing countries
... This paper presents the hypothesis that democracy hurts economic growth and ...
... This paper presents the hypothesis that democracy hurts economic growth and ...
The End of History and the Last Man
The End of History and the Last Man is a 1992 book by Francis Fukuyama, expanding on his 1989 essay ""The End of History?"", published in the international affairs journal The National Interest. In the book, Fukuyama argues that the advent of Western liberal democracy may signal the endpoint of humanity's sociocultural evolution and the final form of human government.""What we may be witnessing is not just the end of the Cold War, or the passing of a particular period of post-war history, but the end of history as such: that is, the end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human government.""Fukuyama's position contradicts that of Karl Marx, who predicted that communism would displace capitalism. Fukuyama himself identifies on some level with Marx, but identifies most strongly with the German philosopher Hegel, by way of Alexandre Kojève. Kojève argued that the progress of history must lead toward the establishment of a ""universal and homogenous"" state, most likely incorporating elements of liberal or social democracy; but Kojeve's emphasis on the necessarily ""post-political"" character of such a state (and its citizens) makes such comparisons inadequate, and is irreducible to any mere ""triumph"" of capitalism.