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Herbamas's three normative models of democracy—liberal, participatory, and deliberative—can prompt questions about how each model addresses citizen engagement, the role of public discourse, and the balance between individual rights and collective decision-making. One might ask how these models influence policy-making processes or the effectiveness of democratic institutions. Additionally, inquiries could focus on the practical implications of each model in contemporary democratic societies and their ability to foster inclusivity and social justice.
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When asked to describe the therotical models of depression what does that mean?
When asked to describe the theoretical models of depression what does that mean? In: PsychologyRead more: When_asked_to_describe_the_therotical_models_of_depression_what_does_that_mean
What kind of question to asked models?
I'm not sure what you mean by this question but many models get asked why they want to become models, what their goals are for the future, and if there are any bad aspects to being a model.
How did Greece contribute to democracy?
i dont know thats why i asked
What did Benjamin Franklin answer to Elizabeth Powel when she asked him what lind of government the new nation would have?
democracy
What did Woodrow Wilson feel was bad for democracy?
Woodrow Wilson felt that not entering into World War I would be bad for democracy. When speaking to Congress he asked for a Declaration of War against Germany so that the world could be made safe for democracy.
What makes democracy popular?
The question is meaningless as asked: democracy and socialism cannot be contrasted that way. Democracy is a political term describing how a government is formed, and socialism is an economic term describing how people are treated.
What kind of question to ask?
I'm not sure what you mean by this question but many models get asked why they want to become models, what their goals are for the future, and if there are any bad aspects to being a model.
Why was the signing of the rebellion losses bill so important in the evolution of democracy in Canada?
i dont know..that's why i asked the question in the first place.
How many ways can you show 63 using base ten models?
ummm. i think 60.... whoever asked this is stupid!!
Did a direct democracy citizens choose a smaller group to make laws?
senatorsIt is called a direct democracy. The USA has is a direct democracy, because we choose a small group of people to make laws for us. (ex. presidents, governors, senators)(Oh and btw ignore the senators answer above this one because while they are right that a senator is in a direct democracy that does, by no means, answer the question asked.)
Do the democracy people ever get fired?
If you mean politicians they can be impeached or asked to resign. They all have specific terms though except for Supreme Court posts which are for life.
Which president asked for a declaration of war against Germany in 1917 so that the world would be made safe for democracy?
President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress for a declaration of war against Germany on April 2, 1917. He argued that the United States needed to enter World War I to make the world "safe for democracy." Wilson believed that the principles of democracy were under threat and that U.S. involvement was necessary to protect those ideals globally. His request was granted, and the U.S. officially entered the war shortly thereafter.
