Reasons fall short of democracy in the first case because they are transformed from a device designed to "protect" citizens from arbitrariness into a professional norm intended to "protect" the judges themselves and perhaps further their career goals.
With reference to these now famous assertions this article traces the promises and pit-falls of democracy from ancient Greece to neo-liberal economies, to ascertain if the democratic state is indeed the ideal mechanism for promoting public health.
The Rise and Fall of Democracy in Russia, 1985-2012, in which more than 70 undergraduates are enrolled.
He summarized his theories on the fall of democracy in a recent speech in Florida, in which he said the U.S. is at "a crossroads in the history of our civilization that will determine whether or not we the people reclaim control over our government".
The fall of democracy wasn't as fun an idea as the fall of an evil empire, but it was George Lucas's ambition to really flesh out this world he'd created with something more substantial than red lightsaber vs. blue lightsaber.
It's a paradox that they were a bunch of people who in many ways were fascist, but they were the bulwark against the fall of democracy.
But services such as health and education require planning and organisation, and although they have improved since the return of democracy they still fall far short of that aspiration.
The loyalist dressed in everyday clothing falls to a fascist bullet, representing for many the fall of democracies across the world to totalitarian regimes.
A scholar of history, he published a treatise on the rise and fall of democracies in the Western world, The Remarkable Pattern of Western History, which plotted the course of democratic development over the past 2,000 years.
Drawing on empirical research carried out in a French administrative court, this Article argues that, in practice, reason-giving often falls either short of democracy or beyond democracy.
In a region where the shadow of past coups still falls over weak democracies, the image of Honduran soldiers arresting and expelling an elected president raised fears that it would embolden militaries in other countries.
