Sentence examples similar to self-governance model from inspiring English sources

Though impoverished, Villa El Salvador is famous as a model of self-governance.

Modern science has been regarded as both a model of democratic self-governance and an activity requiring and facilitating democratic practices in its supporting social context (Popper 1950, Bronowski 1956).

It seeks associated models of such self-governance.

At its time of independence, the island nation was a model of peaceful transition to self-governance and a symbol of hope to many.

The Arete Project's sessions offers women an alternative educational model, one defined by physical labor, academics, and self-governance.

By Carrie Battan November 8, 2017 The Arete Project's sessions offers women an alternative educational model, one defined by physical labor, academics, and self-governance.

Yet the JSA's self-governance does depend on its doing some governing.

Panchayats (local self-governments) elected by local body elections are present in many villages for self-governance.

Like Deep Springs, the Arete Project offers an alternative to the standard model of American higher education, one defined by three "pillars": physical labor, academics, and self-governance.

Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance.

Is the Internet capable of self-governance?