Here is my point: why do we have so little faith in the dynamics of our democracy that we must assume divine intervention is involved?
The US election shows the shifting dynamics of Western democracies, increasingly divided between parties comfortable with modernity and those that try to fight it.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Not long ago, judges and journalists were clearly on the same team in Pakistan, reveling in a shared crusade to expose the corrupt, hold the powerful to account and reshape the dynamics of a fragile democracy.
James B. Angell, Michigan's president from 1871 to 1909, strongly believed that public universities needed to embody and also help shape the dynamics of a changing democracy.
Over all, while China is making "an enormous and positive contribution to Africa's development," he said, it is still unaccustomed to the dynamics of some African democracies.
But in the polarized dynamics of Egypt's nascent democracy, liberal party leaders said Thursday that they were unwilling to form a coalition with the Islamists even to remove the military.
More than 20 years younger than Botha, de Klerk exhibited more sensitivity to the dynamics of a world where, as democracy arose in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, the blatant racism that still existed in South Africa could no longer be tolerated.
Explicitly or implicitly, comparative politics and migration policy theories suggest a 'regime effect' that links specific dynamics of immigration policy to liberal democracy.
Insofar as the political dynamics are concerned, conservatives and libertarians are generally fearful of democracy.
Indeed, in both Sweden and Denmark, conceptions of democracy, nationhood, and the relation between state and people may reinforce party dynamics.
