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Tag: Direct democracy

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The First and Last Level of Political Resistance: an Europe of municipalities or municipalities of Europe?

Posted on 27 October 2017

There seems not to be many promising scenarios on the near future for progressive policies. From Spain to Hungary, the right, in all its forms, has the power of member states. In such a situation, where transnational financial elites are re-founding neoliberalism using new faces such Macron or old ideologies such Le Pen’s, how can…

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Direct democracy: the case for an organic civic/political education

Posted on 7 November 2016

When hearing the word “democracy”, what usually comes to mind is “government by the people”. However, in most cases this usually refers to decision-making by elected representatives. Direct or “pure” democracy would be a more accurate term for direct voting by citizens on policy initiatives, which can most famously be found in the Swiss governmental…

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