Sentence examples for institutional democracies from inspiring English sources

The intensity and speed of flows impose the logic of the technological "invisible hand" which neutralises "controls, social references or institutional democracies".

Mugabe's 28-year rule has similarly undermined the development of institutional democracy.

Higher democracy scores indicate a higher degree of institutional democracy.

Although democratization cannot be seen as a linear development and was sometimes overtaken by other trends and backlashes, the general quality of institutional democracy at EU level has improved over the last decades.

The theoretical literature on political representation has paid a lot of attention to the institutional design of democracies.

The consequences of the "fact" of social complexity is thus not the same across all feasible, self-entrenching institutional realizations of democracy, and some ideals of democracy may rightly encourage the preservation of aspects of complexity, such as the ways in which the epistemic division of labour may promote wider and more collaborative problem solving and deliberation on ends.

There was no institutional basis for democracy".

"She thinks she's at the institutional centre of democracy when she's just a wrong choice," it said.

If there was such a champion, might it not have been freedom itself, as realised in the institutional forms of democracy?

"He has repeated many times that he wants to take the country back to the original version of the 1945 constitution, a very vague document that strips away most of the core institutional foundations of democracy," he argued.

He particularly criticizes Human Rights Watch for insisting on free debates and elections in shaky nations (like Rwanda) that in his view lack the institutional foundations for democracy, or are openly threatened by ethnic or religious tensions.