In line with this Millian view, were the average level of civilization among representatives higher or equivalent to the one obtaining within the electorate, publicity could still increase in absolute terms the amount of civilized persons attending the representative's discourse, adding civilized members of the public to those who are civilized in parliament.
The New Caledonian independence debate may be partly reconstructed as a critical discussion between representatives of various discourse communities, as a form of plurilogue aimed at resolving a difference of opinion on whether or not New Caledonia should become independent from France and how this decolonisation process should occur.
See, for example, Preliminary Discourse, §139.
The discourse between representatives of research and representatives of practice can succeed only if both sides recognise and accept the differences described in brief above.
"I think that's one of the only things I like about this reality show: the dialogues are very representative of the political discourse that goes on in this country.
It used to be a conservative value to maintain our representative democracy based on discourse, deliberation and balanced regulation.
Obama, an immediate critic of the Supreme Court's "Citizens United" decision that allows a sea of corporate and special interest money in political campaigns, toured the nation in 2010, warning Americans about the dangers that unfettered cash donations posed to discourse and representative government.
More radical still is Bodin's religious-philosophical work on the Colloquium of the Seven (1593), a discourse among representatives of different faiths who disagree about fundamental religious and metaphysical issues.
However, it allows the representative to engage into a discourse in which he does not necessarily believe.
Faced with the constraints of time and resources, we are of the view that articles from high impact factor journals would be representative of the general academic discourse on CSR in Ghana.
