Foundations of democracy: on respecting politicians

Article Abstract:

The stability and success of any democratic nation is dependent on the ability of its citizenry to effect changes in the political establishment. Although opportunistic politicians are often blamed for creating unfavorable political atmospheres in a democratic nation, only the citizenry can effect the necessary changes needed to rectify this situation.

United States, Evaluation, Politicians

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When should the military speak up? A civil-military dilemma

Article Abstract:

The direct political implications of military actions should compel the armed forces to advise on policies and strategies which are matters of national interest. Sound policy making requires the consideration of military perspectives on issues.

Armed Forces, Military policy

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Bowling alone: America's declining social capital

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The political participation of civic society has declined. This is proven by the significant decline in turnout in the national elections in the last 30 years and low participation of civic associations in voluntary work.

Associations, institutions, etc., Associations, Social services, Social service

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