Aim of Inclusive Democracy
Inclusive Democracy is the highest form of democracy because it establishes the institutional foundations for political (or direct) democracy, economic democracy, social democracy, and ecological…
Arts
Inclusive Democracy – Democracy in the Socio-economic Realm
Inclusive democracy entails the participation of all citizens in policy formulation in order to include all citizens in the mainstream of politics. Inclusive Democracy (ID)…
A Growing Political Schism in U.S. may Jeopardize Research and Medicine
The rapidity with which scientists produced and tested the COVID-19 vaccine is a remarkable scientific accomplishment, one that would not have been possible without the…
Are Cities the Key to the Electrification of the World?
According to a new article, cities should employ local rules and incentives to encourage the greater adoption of electric vehicles. The authors highlight a number…
Regulatory Agency – a Government Authority
A regulatory agency is a government agency or body that has authority over a specific field of activity. These agencies may be part of a…
Extraterritoriality – in International Law
Exemption from the application or jurisdiction of local law or tribunals is referred to as extraterritoriality. Extraterritoriality is the state of being exempt from the…
Consociationalism – a Form of Democratic Power Sharing
Consociationalist theory was developed to explain political stability in a few highly divided European democracies. It is a form of democratic power distribution. A consociational…
Corporative Federalism – a System of Federalism
One of the most significant issues for any country to face is how to distribute power among the country and its many parts (states, counties,…
Economic Democracy – a Socioeconomic Philosophy
Economic democracy is a system in which individuals share ownership and decision-making in their communities’ power and resources. It is a socio-economic ideology that recommends…
Difference Between Cognizable and Non-Cognizable Offence
In the legal systems of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, there are two types of crimes: cognizable and non-cognizable. An offense denotes a wrongdoing…
Anarcho-syndicalism – a Political Philosophy
Syndicalism is a revolutionary theory in which workers seize direct control of the economy and government. Anarcho-syndicalism is a political theory and anarchist school of…
A Study Connects Economic Mobility to Racial Mortality Disparities
In the United States, there is little evidence of a link between structural racism and mortality. We looked at the relationship between ongoing structural racism…
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