Democratic Intervention

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government interventions
ways in which a government regulates or interferes with the various activities or decisions made by individuals or organizations with its jurisdiction.
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government interventions
can be positive or negative
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democracy
from greek words "demos" (people) and "kratein" (to rule)
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democracy
for a better world
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democracy
community wherein all members have an equal say in the running off the community
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democratic participation
empowerment of people to effectively involve themselves in creating structures, designing policies and programs that serve the interest of all
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democratic participation
requires the association of people
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rule of law
ensures the rights and freedom oof people
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rule of law
no one is above the law
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rule of law
all citizens stand as equal in the eye of the law
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separation of power
check and balances
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separation of power
powers are distributed among the executive, legislative and the judiciary
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human rights
a right that is believed to belong justifiably to every person
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human rights
right to life, rights to be secured in one's person and right to live freely
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civil rights
right to own a property, rights to enjoy privileges accorded to being a citizen of a country
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political rights
rights that protect individual's freedom infringement by government, social institution, and private individuals.
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political rights
right to run for elective office, right to suffrage
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other rights from the rule of law
freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom of association
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suffrage
civil and political rights
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suffrage
every citizen within the recognized legal age, has the right to participate in election by casting a vote regardless of sex, religion, political affiliation, educational attainment and socio
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suffrage
they are entitled to vote
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freedom of speech
ensures that the citizen are able to voice out their agreement, disagreement, affirmations, criticism, and proposal to their government
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libel
a crime broadly characterized by maliciously publishing an article or write up that may be detrimental to a person's character or may cause dishonour.
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oral defamation
someone's telling lies about you
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pluralism
people are entitled to diverse beliefs and opinions, which may result in the bevoming part of different organizations with varynig trust and advocacies.
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pluralism
administration vs. opposition
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direct democracy
citizens come together to decide on issues or pass laws through a vote
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direct democracy
considered as ideal democracy, every single person is able to participate in the voting process and it ensures that the will of the people is real followed.
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direct democracy
being practiced in the Cantons of Switzerland
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direct democracy
Philippines, practiced in provisions of the constitution (initiative and referendum)
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advantage of direct democracy
each citizen has a voice in making important decisions for the community
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disadvantage of direct democracy
Difficulty to implement with a huge population because of the amount of time needed to gather each citizen's vote and opinion on the issues
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indirect democracy
people elect leaders to act as their representatives in the government
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indirect democracy
citizens vote the members of the executive and legislative
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advantage of indirect democracy
relatively easier to decide on issues, pass laws, and carry out their implementations.
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disadvantage of indirect democracy
very difficult to consider the will of every citizens.
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disadvantage of indirect democracy
they resort to intelligent guesses to decide what they think their constituent need.
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the people
A collective group of individuals with varying political and religious beliefs who freely decided to live together in a particular geographical area and mutually consented to form a democratic nation
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the people
citizens of the nation wherein these citizen are regarded as equals
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equality
we are equal in the eye of the law (morally equal), not necessarily we are naturally in every respect, but because we have to be placed in a status of equality so that we may be governed fairly and receive the equal protection of the law (legal equality)
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equality
people in democracy has an equal right to rule and an equal to vote
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common good
what is good for the people
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common good
every action should be done is for the well being of the people and not for the benefit of a particular majority
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representation
the use of representatives
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political corruption
there is a increase disenchantment of the state of society in our globalized world.
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political corruption
in a study aout democratic participation in different countries in the lobe, 44 out of 47 countries that took part asserted that conditions of a good society were not met.
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basic needs
failure to meet ________ is a common complaint among many societies in the world today.
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basic needs
there was a growing gulf between rich and poor droving the former to extra
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association
undemocratic practices undermine the traditional bonds of family and kinship threatened by the pressures of work, urbanization and migration.
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association
the distancing of government concerns from the lives of ordinary people weakened customary forms of accountability and led to a highly corrupt, self seeking, inefficient, and partisan state.
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participation
engaging in collective action to perform voluntary work with others in order to tackle problems
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participation
participating in political processes to play an active role in relation to the state in order to ensure that the state opened itself up to the influence of citizens.