Democracy: A Very Short Introduction

Democracy: A Very Short Introduction

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Format Paperback
Pages 144
Language English
Published Jan 16, 2003
Publisher Oxford University Press
Edition 1
ISBN-10 019280250X
ISBN-13 9780192802507
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In a concise exploration of democracy, Bernard Crick delves into its rich history, tracing the evolution of this pivotal political doctrine. Throughout the narrative, he examines the foundational principles that have shaped democratic practices and institutions across the globe. Crick thoughtfully navigates the complexities surrounding democracy, shedding light on both its triumphs and challenges, allowing readers to grasp the essence of democratic ideals and their practical implications in contemporary society.

Crick’s insights prompt readers to reflect on the dynamic nature of democracy, revealing how it is not merely a static concept, but a constantly evolving system influenced by social, economic, and cultural factors. By presenting a clear yet nuanced understanding of democracy, he equips readers with the knowledge necessary to engage critically with the democratic processes that govern their lives. This work serves as a compelling introduction to a subject that remains ever-relevant, encouraging a deeper appreciation for democratic values and their ongoing significance.

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