Communication and Democracy
Expanding financial communication: Investor relations, crowdfunding, and democracy in the time of fintech
... financial communication can help realise the potential economic and social democracy of ...financial communication, key areas and concepts emerge: social media, trust, risk, community, engagement, ...
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The confidence vote and technical age of Mass Communication in Direct Democracy
... Strictly speaking, this direct democratic model is composed of two related aspects the conferring of formal responsibility for public judgments on the public the various decision- making instances present in the running ...
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Democracy in trade unions, democracy through trade unions?
... today communication power is increasingly ...internal democracy, together with ‘a culture favouring discussion between rank and file and officials and educational work to ensure that policies are well ...
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Democracy through the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in an Early Childhood Setting: A Case Study
... for democracy to exist in early childhood education, it requires a recognition of the reality that children are active and competent participants and contributors to their, and others, learning (Smith, ...
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Democracy Dies in Dualisms. A Response to “Dewey and Democracy”
... to democracy take practical, material form in networked communications technologies ...of communication and capitalism in a formation that incites voice, engagement, and participation only to capture them ...
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Mindfulness, Democracy, and Education
... For example, many educators believe that knowledge is power. By this they mean that formal (credentialing) education is a way out of poverty and the means to personal happiness and material success. What is often missing ...
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Democracy and information communication technology (ICT): A pedagogical relationship
... and Communication Technology (ICT) is acknowledged as being a significant part of many people's lives, including young ...of democracy can add to an effective Pedagogy of ICT in early childhood ...
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Nonprofits as schools for democracy : the justifications for organizational democracy within nonprofit organizations.
... of democracy”, where workplace democracy is appreciated for its intrinsic value rather than just its extrinsic capacity to deliver services (managerialism) or have socializing outcomes on citizens (as ...
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Building Peace or Democracy? Perception of Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and Democracy in Bosnia
... – democracy, international organizations, and free economies, are the foundations for lasting peace (Kant, ...that democracy allows for the resolution of conflict without ...
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Participation or democracy at work?
... electoral democracy has moved up the political agenda, however cynical the motives for this may sometimes be, it is striking that the workplace is an arena increasingly characterised not by representative ...
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Security, city and democracy
... public decisions are made by agents elected by the peo- ple and delegated by them to govern, it is however just as true that the different empirical theories of democracy cannot ignore the existence of a certain ...
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Democracy and Information, Communication Technology: A pedagogical Relationship
... DEMOCRATIC FEATURES OF LEARNING IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION.. • Children’s participation and opportunities to learn about things that are of interest to them.[r] ...
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Democracy of the Future. Comment on “Proposals for a Democracy of the Future” by Bruno Frey
... Under the current parliamentary situation, the governing ‘Law and Justice’ party can in practice enact any law without considering the view from the opposition, as it holds more than 50% (235 out of 460) of the seats in ...
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Terrorism via Democracy? Assessing Democracy Promotion as a Security Rationale
... for democracy promotion in the Middle East as an American security rationale fails under close scrutiny, as “soft support” for terrorist organizations would most likely maintain even with the imposition of—or ...
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Democracy: an Incomplete Invention. Reflections on Giovanni Sartori´s what is Democracy?
... of democracy the Middle Ages have little to bring forward, we only have to say that it was a period of darkness, with some flashes of intellectual rebellion in several ...and democracy, and at the same time ...
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Science, Expertise, and Democracy
... The idea of a robust deliberative democracy may in principle be compatible, under certain conditions, with some degree of deference to scientific or otherwise technical expertise. But there remain difficulties ...
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Duality and 'particle' democracy
... The democracy associated with the duality results from this kind of modality in their appearance: we could say that it is a “represen- tational” or “functional” democracy, rather than an ontological ...
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A human right to democracy?
... When Rawls originally came up with the idea of a political conception of justice for the domestic case of liberal democracies, he proposed to circumvent controversies about the morality of justice by developing a ...
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Is democracy an option for the realist?
... Where these defenses of democracy go wrong, according to Achen and Bartels, is in their commitment to the “folk theory” of democracy. The folk theory “celebrates the wisdom of popular judgments by informed ...
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Centralization, Democracy, and the Police
... "The main advantage," writes a retired British police superintendent of the Israeli national police, "is that there is a parliamentary control over the police, exercised through a minist[r] ...
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