Sentence examples for decay of democracy from inspiring English sources
Is this a new type of politics after the decay of democracy?
Continuing concentration at the national level can only mean the decay of democracy in our states and localities.
Arguing in the 1970s and '80s that recent shifts in the spatial and temporal contours of social life exacerbated authoritarian political trends, the French social critic Paul Virilio seemed to confirm many of Dewey's darkest worries about the decay of democracy.
There is hope in the "decay of British democracy".
The Republicans' conduct reveals the decay of American democracy and constitutional politics.
With Prussian Premier Otto Braun, he devoted himself to preserving in Prussia, by far the largest state in Germany, a viable socialist enclave amid the general decay of German social democracy.
Even if he did, that is not going to solve the fundamentals that are causing the decay of Pakistan's democracy.
If the EU is to help succeed in salvaging the principle of popular sovereignty in a world where the decay of nation state-based democracy makes democracy vulnerable, the EU will need to strengthen its elected representative organs and better guarantee the civil, political, and social and economic rights of all Europeans (Habermas 2001, 58-113; 2009).
The slow decay of Turkey's free democracy has hit another low point as Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan continues to tighten his grip on the country.
In his new book, Fukuyama focuses on the dysfunction and decay of political systems, notably American democracy.
