1. Some are democracies, some dictatorships.

2. Most democracies have abolished capital punishment.

3. 4 Most democracies have abolished capital punishment.

4. Emergent democracies created markets that were ripe for exploitation.

5. Opposition Strategies to Overcome Autocratization in Polarized Democracies

6. The evidence around illiberal democracies is quite depressing.

7. Democracies are especially vulnerable to the factor of time.

8. 6 Feudalism was basically bad; modern democracies are good.

9. Autocratization affects democracies and autocracies with gradual setbacks in democratic qualities

10. Theme Panel: Opposition Strategies to Overcome Autocratization in Polarized Democracies

11. Re-Autocratization rests on a minimalistic institutional definition of democracies

12. 449; In emerging democracies like Russia, in Authoritarian states like Iran, Yugoslavia, journalists play a critical role in civil society, they form the very basis of those new democracies and civil

13. There is no bond that is stronger than a bond between two democracies.

14. New democracies have come into being since the end of the Cold War.

15. Benin, formerly known as Dahomey, is one of Africa's most stable democracies

16. 28 The two most prominent forms are majoritarian democracies like those found in the U. S. and Great Britain and consensual democracies, found in countries like Switzerland and Israel.

17. But private communities, private, corporate, privatizing communities, are not bottom- up democracies.

18. The European Union can act as a sheet anchor for emerging democracies.

19. Guest column: A glimmer of hope as democracies falter at home and abroad

20. Any such thing would be bitterly opposed by most of the world's democracies.

21. 2 The European Union can act as a sheet anchor for emerging democracies.

22. A thorough review of social movement theory and research in advanced industrial democracies.

23. He has recently authored a book titled "India and Republic of Korea: Engaged Democracies”.

24. And what do people in the " new democracies " think of their system of government ?

25. Even so-called democracies have tried to impede the preaching of the good news.

26. 14 Any such thing would be bitterly opposed by most of the world's democracies.

27. Marxism has been frequently derided for its explanations of political behaviour in Western democracies.

28. As two democracies and open societies, we share values, bonds and friendships at all levels.

29. Governance in democracies, particularly with those issues that are deemed fundamental, requires more than courage.

30. It is also unjust and deeply Corrupting of the body politic—perhaps especially of democracies.

31. Instead of military coups, democratically elected incumbents have started 68% of all contemporary Autocratization episodes in democracies.

32. Enemy soldiers may more easily surrender to democracies since they can expect comparatively good treatment.

33. Colombia is a middle-income country and one of the oldest democracies in Latin America

34. Download the Brief The Issue Digital Authoritarianism presents overlapping and expanding challenges within autocracies and democracies

35. The United States and India are two great democracies with common values and increasingly convergent interests.

36. Of the eighty worst financial catastrophes during the last four decades, only five were in democracies.

37. The Philippines and Thailand are on the list, whereas impeccable democracies such as Slovenia are not.

38. Our first hypothesis – that consensus democracies put special emphasis on interactive communication – is thus not confirmed.

39. “Mormonism’s ability to gain footholds both in liberal democracies and in totalitarian societies is a marvel.”

40. For political and economic self - interest, these democracies instead continued to accept Chinese suzerainty over Tibet.

41. Instead of military coups, democratically elected incumbents have started 68% of all contemporary Autocratization episodes in democracies.

42. Asean’s political systems, too, span a wide spectrum, from competitive democracies to one-party states and monarchies

43. In other cases, decolonization sometimes facilitated the establishment of democracies that were soon replaced by authoritarian regimes.

44. In most parliamentary democracies voter turnout tends to be around half to three-quarters of the electorate.

45. We saw scientific revolutions, the Protestant Reformation, constitutional democracies possible where they had not been possible before.

46. Our democracies are trapped by systems too big to fail, or, more accurately, too big to control.

47. Atlanticism, also known as TransAtlanticism, is the belief in or support for a close relationship between the United States and Canada, on one hand, and European countries (originally Western, Central and Southern European democracies, later additional Central and Eastern European democracies, other

48. They would also like the old democracies to look upon their young ones with a more compassionate eye.

49. We should actually invite the representatives of the young democracies of Eastern Europe to our work as observers.

50. Yet the major lines of conflict and political mobilization evident in liberal democracies often do not appear class-based.

51. Chávez was seen as a leader of the "pink tide", a turn towards left-wing governments in Latin American democracies.

52. The simultaneous process of relaxing autarchy and rapprochement with the western democracies moved very slowly in the first half of the 1950s.

53. In 1989, Benin successfully transferred to a representative government and is now known for maintaining one of Africa's most stable democracies

54. Africanizing Democracies is a snapshot of contemporary Africa that is rarely covered in such a textbook so well and so succinctly

55. Since Public Opinion is supposed to be the prime mover in democracies, one might reasonably expect to find a vast literature.

56. Notes 1 A corollary branch of comparative research inverts the relationship to examine whether democracies achieve better levels of economic development.

57. 29 In the five democracies we study, the parochial and subject orientations tend to rest primarily upon affective and evaluative tendencies.

58. The democracies , on the other hand, taxed the rich, and generally paid the impecunious citizen a maintenance allowance and special fees.

59. It is a privilege for our democracies to protect our freedom at all times and not to undermine it unless absolutely necessary.

60. The United States is one of the few democracies that does not allow its citizens to elect their national chief executive directly.

61. Pluralists deny that higher social classes monopolize power and believe that in liberal democracies the wishes of the people determine government policy.

62. The market-based economies and private ownership in Western democracies make an essential difference in the scope and application of the centralization concepts.

63. Atlanticism, also known as TransAtlanticism, is the belief in or support for a close relationship between the United States and Canada, on one hand, and European countries (originally Western, Central and Southern European democracies, later additional Central and Eastern European democracies, other than Russia) on the other hand, regarding political, economic, and defence issues, in the

64. Africanizing Democracies examines the ways in which Africans have constructed and reshaped democracy in order to fit their own political ideals and agendas

65. According to the book A History of Political Theory, he attacked “the ignorance and incompetence of politicians, which is the special curse of democracies.”

66. A stronger partnership between India and Germany, two major democracies in Asia and Europe, acting in concert in international institutions, enhances global cooperation and security.

67. All the cities except Rhodes were enrolled in a new League which Rome ultimately controlled, and democracies were replaced by aristocratic regimes allied to Rome.

68. Urban and suburban areas tend to combine with each other and, meanwhile, the democracies in the countryside and in the city have become similar and undistinguishable.

69. Argument Pineapple War Shows Taiwan Won’t Be Bullied by Beijing But if democracies are to stand up to Chinese coercion, they will have to join forces

70. Without protection of the most fundamental workers' rights, it will be difficult for South Korea to convince advanced democracies to accept products from the complex duty free.

71. Brandis said China's attempts to claim its authoritarian response to the pandemic was more effective than that of democratic countries had been proved wrong by several democracies including Australia.

72. In her lead essay for this month’s Cato Unbound, Mila Ghorayeb argues that democracies can, in a non-contradictory way, limit the participation of those who hold Antidemocratic views

73. * We greatly appreciate the active role charted by El Salvador in its Presidency of the Community of Democracies and in taking forward the organisation’s agenda through promoting and strengthening democratic governance values.

74. With the threat to us all from international terrorism and the continuing instability in the Middle East, it is vitally important that Turkey should remain firmly anchored within the alliance of the democracies.

75. A crisis of disinformation is Beleaguering nations around the world, sowing discord in established democracies such as the United States, Germany and Britain and rattling fragile ones such as India, Taiwan and Nigeria

76. ‘The Apolitical civil service has been relied on for the day-to-day running of the territory's government.’ ‘It's very easy in the United States or any of the parliamentary democracies to live an Apolitical life.’

77. ‘The Apolitical civil service has been relied on for the day-to-day running of the territory's government.’ ‘It's very easy in the United States or any of the parliamentary democracies to live an Apolitical life.’

78. So we need the world’s democracies to stand with us and support us, lest our people become discouraged and be tempted by the autocratic forces waiting in the wings to return to power in the coming parliamentary election.

79. Very few episodes of Autocratization starting in democracies have ever been stopped before countries become autocracies.’ “In other words, any democracy that has backslid even somewhat, during this present period in history, has had a four in five …

80. Finally, like all mature democracies, we believe in the rule of law, pluralism in society, tolerance, acceptance of other views and functioning within the framework of a Constitution which provides for equality, fraternity and liberty to each and every individual.