Titlebook: Democracy: The Challenges Ahead; Yossi Shain (Senior Lecturer in Political Science) Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Why Democracy Does Not Always Follow Economic Ripenessrom what then appeared to be a sound theoretical premise: that capitalist development, specifically industrialization and the growth of the working class, will lead to the development of a strong socialist movement and pro-labour political parties.

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Ammar A. Malik,Roman Klimke,Samia Sekkariee recovery from two world wars for relatively affluent and stable advanced industrial democracies to settle in under the bipolarity of the cold war, a balance of power that set in motion environmental problems, paving their way onto the political agenda.

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Does Immigration Threaten Democracy? Rights, Restriction and the Meaning of Membershiparkable flow across borders of people, images, ideas, capital, labour and even government raises questions about the relevance and appropriateness of the traditional conception of citizenship. The growing multiculturalism within nation-states challenges the capacity of supposedly neutral, universal principles to achieve justice.

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‘Limits to Growth’ and the Limits of Democracye recovery from two world wars for relatively affluent and stable advanced industrial democracies to settle in under the bipolarity of the cold war, a balance of power that set in motion environmental problems, paving their way onto the political agenda.