Political games: Who's the real threat to democracy?
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After end of history comes battle for liberalism
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USA: Weniger Demokratie wagen!
Joe Biden setzt auf Ausgleich mit den Republikanern. Gewählt wurde er aber vor allem, weil er nicht sein republikanischer Vorgänger Donald Trump ist. Karikatur: DonkeyHotey / CC-BY-2.0 Können die US-Demokraten unter Biden die Demokratie verteidigen? Sie scheinen sich nicht einmal einig zu sein, inwieweit das nötig ist Die Republikanische Partei bleibt Ihrem antidemokratischen Kurs treu und verhöhnt damit Präsident Joe Bidens Kurs der politischen Eintracht. In seiner Rede am vergangenen Dienstag gab der Präsident zu, das Land befinde sich in einer demokratischen Krise - und appellierte ...
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Should We Dial Back Democracy?
Should We Dial Back Democracy? Voters line up outside Liberty Baptist Church to cast their ballot in the 2016 Presidential Election on November 8, 2016 in Atlanta, Georgia. Americans across the nation are picking their choice for the next president of the United States. Jessica McGowan/Getty Images Share 10% Less Democracy How much democracy is too much? Societies have been toying with different democratic models — from how often to hold elections, to who gets to vote and what the public can vote on — for centuries. Garett Jones, an economist and former Senate staffer, argues the current...
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