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Globalizing democracy examines the acceptance of democracy as a global standard of political authority and investigates how the term has evolved to fit such disparate geopolitical contexts. The paradox of modern democracy is that while it originally developed as a means for people to live their lives as they saw fit, democracy itself constitutes an unfamiliar and uncomfortable system of governance for many nonwestern peoples.
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Eric Gregg
reviewed Globalising democracy on March 14, 2014
Globalising democracy
3.5 rounded to 3!
It’s been more than a year since I’ve limited myself to only rate and review the more serious non-fiction books only after the second read but in this case, I’m reviewing it now as I’m postponing the second read to a time when I will have read a book on theoretical ethics. This book is written in a way that makes it possible to be read even without any prior knowledge in the field but I feel knowing the basics of normative (theoretical ethics) would do good on better understanding and analyzing the applied ethics even if not a prerequisite to it.
Meanwhile I want to mention how helpful I found the points in last chapter regarding the tips on writing a paper on ethics.
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