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Nursing Standard, 1991
A telephone poll organised by Exeter Liberal Democrats showed that 87 per cent of local people are against the Exeter Community Health Services' proposal to opt-out. Their Parliamentary candidate Graham Oakes described the results as 'a massive rejection of the Government's health reforms'.
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A telephone poll organised by Exeter Liberal Democrats showed that 87 per cent of local people are against the Exeter Community Health Services' proposal to opt-out. Their Parliamentary candidate Graham Oakes described the results as 'a massive rejection of the Government's health reforms'.
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2009
Abstract This article looks at an assessment of the extent to which people all over the world support democracy as a form of government. It presents the argument that such an assessment cannot provide enough information as long as the people's definition of democracy remains uncertain.
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Abstract This article looks at an assessment of the extent to which people all over the world support democracy as a form of government. It presents the argument that such an assessment cannot provide enough information as long as the people's definition of democracy remains uncertain.
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Democratic politics, democratic culture
Orbis, 1993T he Clinton administration has made spreading democracy, along with halting the spread of destabilizing weaponry and modernizing the armed forces, one of the central organizing principles of its foreign policy.’ This position echoes rising voices from various ends of the political spectrum, urging that the promotion of democracy be included as a major
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Democratizing the Hospital: Deliberative-Democratic Bioethics
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2002The increased presence of moral consultants, or bioethicists, within hospitals and clinics in the last two decades has begun to raise questions about their sources of authority and norms of practice. Under pressure from critics in the social sciences, a number of bioethicists have recently raised the ideal of democratic deliberation to defend and ...
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Tilly, Tax Democratization, De-democratization, Re-democratization
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2014
Abstract Deliberative democracy and collective action have often been opposed as offering conflicting ways of constructing the common good, based on cooperative discussion on the one hand, and adversarial protest and negotiation on the other.
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Abstract Deliberative democracy and collective action have often been opposed as offering conflicting ways of constructing the common good, based on cooperative discussion on the one hand, and adversarial protest and negotiation on the other.
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When democratic evaluation doesn't seem democratic
Evaluation Practice, 1991Articles should deal with topics applicable to the broad field of program evaluation. Implications for practicing evaluators should be clearly identified. Examples of contributions include but are not limited to reviews of new developments in evaluation and descriptions of a current evaluation effort, research problem, or technique. Manuscripts should
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Europe’s Democratic Deficit and Democratic Surplus
2020The European Union’s founders learned about politics in the late nineteenth century, long before democracy became the touchstone for legitimacy. They relied on the traditional authority of the state to negotiate agreements with other countries. Robert Schuman, Konrad Adenauer and Alcide de Gaspari saw themselves as trustees of the common interests of ...
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Democratizing Finance or Democratizing Money?
Politics & Society, 2019This article extends the critique of finance to money itself. It argues that our understanding of money has been distorted by a series of myths about its origin and nature, in particular, the claim that money emerged from the adoption of precious metal coinage in market systems.
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Democratic Despotism, Democratic Culture, and the Democratic Ideal
The MonistAbstract In this paper, I outline Du Bois’s WWI-era theory of democracy, which comprises three parts: first, an historically specific explanation of the racially exclusionist character of the modern struggle for democracy; second, a justification of universal suffrage; and third, an account of democratic culture, the promotion of which ...
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