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According to a wide literature, oil has a negative effect on the level of democracy because of induced economic and … an estimate of the oil-democracy demultiplier. Moreover, we obtain an indicator of the surplus/deficit of democracy …
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In a much cited 2008 article, Per Pettersson-Lidbom uses regression discontinuity to test for Swedish party effects on economic policies such as municipal taxation, spending and employment. We reassess the issue using the same estimator as Pettersson-Lidbom but new data on all factual...
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deliberative democracy in an non-laboratory setting, using a unique dataset collected from transcripts of deliberation that … credible: its preferences approach the pivotal agent in a pure representative democracy, the median household. These effects …
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NGOs represent a potential tool of putting good use of democracy. Civil society through NGOs is a permanent participant … population. Democracy is the rule of law when the legislature is subject to dialogue, when the effects of the pros and cons on …
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Political institutions, additionally to economic, international and cultural “conditions of democracy”, appear as the … necessary prime “framework” (as the set of rules, forms and procedures) for the democracy to emerge and consolidate. Political …
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Modernity is usually thought as a complex society with clearly differentiated spheres of everyday life. It means, in particular, that economic rules do not interfere with the norms structuring political, social, scientific and other interactions. The complex, differentiated society sharply...
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persistent? I show that cross-country differences in schooling are related to political institutions, such as democracy and local … democracy (political decentralization), which are affected by colonial factors. By using the number of native cultures before …
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The dramatic rise of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) as the single largest electoral force in the country between 1890 and 1910 has traditionally been associated with the mobilisation of the votes of the urban and mining working class. However, this paper argues that, in fact, the ALP relied...
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acknowledging positionality is consistent with affirming the universal value of democracy. This article builds on Sen's work by … proposing an analysis of democracy as a set of institutions that aims to intelligently utilize positional information for shared … ends. This epistemological analysis of democracy offers a way to understand the rationale for reserving political offices …
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that democracy by itself does not play an important explanatory role, while the specific type of political system …
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