Among different ways to describe the current state of liberal democracy, the expressions such as democratic decay or democratic erosion are perhaps the most prominent ones. The task is to: (1) search the internet for the texts (such as newspaper articles, blogs, working papers, and other freely available material) which make references to such decay or erosion”, (2) discuss the specific meanings of those terms, (i.e. whether they, for instance, refer to the erosion of democratic values, institutions, behaviours, or something else), and organize those different meanings under specific headings, in accordance with their similarities and dissimilarities.
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- What are some critical thinking questions you might ask about the study to determine its scientific merit?
- Explain How Laws Affect Quality of Life and Health Outcomes in Black Communities.
- Discuss the specific meanings of those terms, (i.e. whether they, for instance, refer to the erosion of democratic values, institutions, behaviours, or something else), and organize those different meanings under specific headings, in accordance with their similarities and dissimilarities.
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