modern democracy

Rural policymaking has been further complicated by operating within a political system more complex than that of any other modern democracy.

Huntington is incontrovertibly right that historically the origin of modern democracy is, as he says, rooted in Western Christianity.

Such accusations have been able to be accepted by modern democracy.

The former president's trial is part of Tunisia's halting attempt to create a modern democracy following a month of protests.

Village Regulations and Agreements are the community public specifications which graft modern democracy onto rural characters.

The first, in 1944, was "An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy" , by Gunnar Myrdal, a Swedish economist.

His Ph. D. thesis famously pronounced the Constitution's checks and balances antique and unsuited to a modern democracy.

For modern democracy has rediscovered what the emperors knew: grotesque entertainments guarantee the quiescence of the populace.

Tony Blair's memoir is part psychodrama, part treatise on the frustrations of leadership in a modern democracy.

Political participation is an important feature of modern democracy, is an important way to safeguard civil rights.

Legality of tax revenue embodies centralizedly the principles of modern democracy and legality in the relationship of tax revenue.

Modern democracy and the market system need further improvement, but they remain viable, and mankind has not yet found an alternative.

Don't expect a country transit from old fashion empire directly into modern democracy.

There's no better book on democracy and none better on America, first home of modern democracy.

In the sombre wars of modern democracy chivalry finds no place.

The connotation of the modern democracy and legal system that is reflected has the general value, but also has the inborn system crisis.

An American Dilemma: the Negro Problem and Modern Democracy