Lecture

Democracy and Democratization

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of democracy and democratization, as explained by the instructor. It delves into essential elements such as effective participation, voting equality, enlightened understanding, and control of the agenda. The historical development of Usenet and its role in democratizing access to information is also discussed.

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Politics

Political science: Comparative politics

Political ideologies: Democracy

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