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Journal of Democracy, 1999
Today the most liberal regimes in the world, those of the advanced Western countries, are typically referred to either as liberal democracies or, more often, simply as democracies. This reflects one of the most striking ways in which twentieth-century liberalism differs from the older liberalism that emerged in the late seventeenth and eighteenth ...
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Support for Liberal Democracy and Populist Attitudes: A Pilot Survey for Young Educated Citizens

Political Studies Review, 2021
Lisa Zanotti, JOSÉ Rama
exaly

Democracy and Liberation

2017
Dussel’s The Invention of the Americas depicted the Spanish Conquest as a constitutive event in the rise of the modern Eurocentric world order, with its autocratic dichotomy between “center” and “periphery.” Dussel does not impugn the trajectory of modernization and democratization as such, but only their use as instruments of foreign domination—what ...
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Off balance: Systematizing deformations of liberal democracy

International Political Science Review, 2021
Pascal D KÖNIG, Markus B Siewert
exaly

Ecological democracy and the rise and decline of liberal democracy: looking back, looking forward

Environmental Politics, 2020
Robyn Eckersley
exaly

Democracy is Surrender Antipolitics as Critique of Liberal Democracy [PDF]