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• Political Science
  ...], theory of direct democracy, apolitical governance, participatory direct democracy [[nation]]al systems, cross-national political [[analysis]], political deve
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• Re-public
  ...as the Electoral College were intended to cushion the government from the direct expression of the popular will.
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• Consensus
  ...ated to the willingness of any given [[individual]] to take [[action]]. In direct action [[politics]], the consensus is constantly tested by asking those who ==In democracy==
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• Democracy
  [[Image:lighterstill.jpg]][[Image:Goddess-of-democracy,-tiane_2.jpg|right|frame]] ...k city-states, notably [[Athens]] following a popular uprising in 508 BC. Democracy is people who rule the government directly.[https://www.bbc.co.uk/history/a
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• Daynal Institute Press
  ...nding the ideals of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_democracy direct democracy] to an emerging world seeking a "more perfect union" rooted in the knowledg
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• 2010-04-13-Monjoronson Q and A Session 96
  ...eator]], that all that is real and [[enduring]] is quite safe and under no direct attack by [[things]] of this world. So rest assured that on the level which ...s [[planetary]] [[adjudication]] and so I am, like you, [[focused]] on the direct implication of the [[time and space]] [[existence]] on this world at this t
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• 2021-06-02-One Will, Many Voices
  Daniel: Thank you for your question. These ailments, while not being a direct part of our commission to administer or minister to, do have some foundatio ...ed against by those who are pro democracy. What would happen if those pro democracy folk turned the other cheek? Would it work?
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• 2016-09-15-To Turn Things Around
  ...gain to your effort, your determination. This is the easiest and the most direct way of creating your stronger self with a greater determination to get hea *The spiritual value of democracy
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• 2016-03-17-Individual Duty in a Democracy
  ===Topic: ''Individual Duty in a Democracy''=== ...social and political life, if that is OK. I know the two of you generally direct yourselves to our personal, spiritual lives--what is happening right within
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• Basic Concepts of Social Sustainability
  ==16 The First Paradigm of Democracy== When the US democracy was formed it was the “state of the art” of democratic political
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• Theocracy
  In a pure theocracy, the civil leader is believed to have a direct [[personal]] connection with [[God]]. For example, a [[prophet]] like [[Mos ...tate of the Central Tibetan Administration.[9] The CTA defines itself as a democracy, governed constitutionally by the 1991 Charter of Tibetans in Exile.[9][10]
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• Sovereignty
  ...tical reality as in the [[Commonwealth Realm]]s. Systems of representative democracy can also be mixed with other methods of government, for instance the use of ..., a distinction upon which [[constitutional monarchy]] or [[representative democracy]] are founded. [[Machiavelli]], [[Hobbes]], [[Locke]] and [[Montesquieu]] a
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• 2014-11-03-New Era Conversations 33
  ...conversational with us throughout the day, and that we can have much more direct access to the developments on the material plane in what he does. This is ...Lord’s Will.” It will be very much similar to that process, but even more direct than the Prophets, in some ways. Yes, we do validate that the Prophets, be
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• 2010-02-09-Monjoronson Q and A Session 87
  ...[[influence]]. Much must be done to avert the disasters of a deteriorating democracy. Civil war is not part of that. ...]. The divisiveness of two parties is unfortunate and in a [[developed]] [[democracy]] it leads to great social inequity, the molasses-like movement of social a
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• 2007-11-12-Being Mother Spirit
  Imagine all the teeming life on them of the different direct orders of sons and daughters of Michael and I, and then peopled with all th ...r. Their contributions are expressed in your ever growing institutions of democracy. This is also the necessity and the glory of free media wherein almost any
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• 2012-01-12-Conversations with Monjoronson 38
  ...at is why many people in the United States, a highly developed, prosperous democracy, yearn to have millions of dollars. They feel that this will provide them ...ls who, while enjoying the privileges and benefits and rights of a matured democracy, yearn for greater opportunity to express their potential. They understand
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• 2015-07-06-New Era Conversations 50
  ...t I am saying is this: That when you become Finaliters, you will have the direct experience of a Creator Son’s Correcting Time plan as a formula for assis ...uilt into the decision-making processes. It is necessary in a sustainable democracy for government, (i.e. public executives, those who are elected and those wh
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• 2021-05-27-Friends Are Those You Get to Choose
  (True democracy forbids censorship) ..., and welcome their unique take on things. That is why Michael said a true democracy depends on no censorship. Let everybody have their say, and take it all in.
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• 2016-02-08-New Era Conversations 62
  ...e mission of democracy is to power and protect the individuals within that democracy. In the Urantia Book, 81:5.6 says, “The prime mission of government is t Societies must become very conversant, very open, very transparent, and very direct in their enculturation of the symbiotic relationship between societies and
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• 2006-11-19-Sustaining Government & Corporations
  ...rnment and democracies, and his long-standing interest in the evolution of democracy. That said, we know that there is a larger repository of knowledge and data ...is one form, yes. There are many types of democracies, as you will see, as democracy is studied in greater depth. There is no one, perfect solution; no one perf
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