... dissatisfaction with democracy in Latin America, participatory foresight could offer a way to incorporate citizens’ aspirations and knowledge into policymaking. However, it is still not a widespread practice, and there is scarce evidence regarding how to make it work. This research highlights the challenges faced...

...Hayley Trowbridge Purpose In recent years, democracies across Europe have been challenged in ways this paper has not witnessed on such a scale for generations. It is therefore unsurprising that innovations within democracy are emerging, particularly in terms of participatory and deliberative...

... on the concept of agonistic[ 1 ] dialogue and is described by Ganesh (2014) , “as collaboration and contestation together as a new framework”. This in turn draws on the democratic politics of agonistic democracy and especially the work of political theorist Chantal Mouffe (Brown and Dillard, 2013). Dialogic...

... is the reconstruction of social forms, which caused the social progress in Russia. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Innovation Economic growth Knowledge economy Democracy Globalization Capitalist systems Sergey B. Kulikov can...

...) and spaces of representation (lived space) inspired many post-modern geographers (Gregory, 1994 ; Soja, 1989) to show the limited perspective of space in professional practices including urban and regional planning. Decision-making Environmental management Democracy Creative thinking Governance...

.... Findings – Three case studies show how far the Deep State already goes. Democracy is on the brink of survival. Originality/value – This paper is an original hypothesis of the potential end of democracy as we know it, supported by empirical data. RQ3. What are the major instruments...

... of democracy with several different possible outcomes. Design/methodology/approach – This paper begins with an historical examination of capitalism and capitalist class formation by tracing developments from nation-centric capitalism to globalization. A conceptual explanation of the development...

... understand how fundamental the change K-Wave engenders in terms of democracy and trust, and that the article will also provide a more comprehensive view towards the transformation we are experiencing. The author anticipates that the idea of corporate social responsibility will become much more compelling...

... method Democracy Governance International organizations Over the last decade or so, a number of reports and journal articles have been written that describe and compare foresight exercises conducted in different countries (see, for example, Organisation for Economic Co‐operation...

... or attacks involved. Findings Democracy, spreading geographically during the past century and a half, is suffering setbacks in diverse global regions. The author describes the phenomenon and its results. Originality/value As in chemistry, physics and mechanics, a process may...

... and supplements earlier data going back to 1981. Inglehart is a political scientist and devotes the second half of his book to implications of the findings for democracy, which may appeal to those with an interest, but will not be covered in this review aimed at futurists. The book sets out to integrate...

...Jacques Richardson Arnaud   Montebourg and Bastien   François . La Constitution de la 6e République . Paris : Editions Odile Jacob   2005 . 191 pp.   €19.00 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 --> Government France Foreign relations Democracy...

... society Privacy Democracy 1. Limiting intrusions into privacy. This will be a very difficult task, but one that will have to be undertaken in the twenty‐first century unless we are to resign ourselves to the disappearance of privacy and any idea of confidentiality. No democracy worthy...

...Ekaterina Lapshina Democracy, because of its complex structure and basic nature, is a challenge as the struggle for consensus and compromise is ongoing and its weaknesses and problems are intrinsic to the human being, whether it is for old or newly formed democracies. Inevitable tensions...

..., reinforced by new and continuing threats to democracies. However, new roles and traditions must be developed in accordance with each nation's strengths, in turn strengthening the institutions of the Atlantic Community and the bonds among its members and enabling it to do what the United Nations is unable...

...Christa Daryl Slaton; Ted Becker This article asserts that modern representative democracy was never intended nor designed to function as a democracy and that progress in the past two hundred years has come from the persistence of citizens operating outside established hierarchical power structures...