Post-national democracy vs. electronic Bonapartism

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5ichael Sandel airs his views on democracy, sovereignty and electronic democracy. Sandel thinks that the present democracy is under stress from the greater world village from outside the state and the specific microcosmic communities from within the state.

Technology, National state, Nation state (Political science), Sandel, Michael

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Telecomputing: the antidote to phantom public opinion

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George Gilder proposes that the use of electronic technology will help in the democratic process through interactions among the users. Gilder stresses, however, that this idea is different from Ross Perot's electronic democracy.

Computers, Digital computers, Gilder, George

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From Berlin to Babel

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The transition to democracy is analyzed both in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union's republics. Also discussed is the role of UNESCO, which is to promote a dialogue of cultures.

International aspects, Eastern Europe, Political aspects, Soviet Union, UNESCO, Cultural relations, Europe, Eastern

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