Finally, several IR scholars have also contended that global affairs can be democratized by pursuing democratic values in different ways.
Behind the attacks taking place against open democratic values everywhere, the democratizing influence of the Internet and the fourth Industrial Revolution are marching ahead boldly unimpeded.
But the effort to democratize an illiberal order -- a Russia, a former Yugoslavia, a Haiti, an Iraq -- lays elections over societies without the rooted institutions that protect democrats and democratic values.
Overall, the notion that world politics can be democratized by myriad agents pursuing different democratic values in diverse fora has emerged as a nascent way to think about reducing the global democratic deficit.
But that's true for organic food, that's true for sustainably raised food of all different kinds -- it costs more -- and that's an enormous challenge: how do you democratize the values of the food movement?
MP: I think street food is one of the good ways to democratize the values of slow food and figure out ways to make it inexpensive and accessible, and it all depends on what they're serving -- I mean, are they paying attention to where the meat comes from.
Online art galleries open the category to all consumers, no matter their income, and provide price transparency, thus allowing market factors to influence value and democratizing the industry as a whole.
Jonathan Kuyper (2014) argues that different issue areas of world politics can likewise be democratized by pursuing values of equal participation, accountability, and revisability.
Enneking stated that if the crypto space operated as a "true democracy," Bitcoin Gold's value proposition of democratizing mining might be enough to drive demand for the digital currency.
The paradox of college's promise as a broad, democratizing force has always been that the value of any given degree partly relies on an illusion of scarcity, the sense that some have jumped through more selective hoops than others.
