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to defeat this purpose , for those who really understand democracy realize that the existence of minorities is essential to the existence of democracy . In the British democracy , the minority is actually referred to as “ His Majesty's ...
to defeat this purpose , for those who really understand democracy realize that the existence of minorities is essential to the existence of democracy . In the British democracy , the minority is actually referred to as “ His Majesty's ...
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Minorities are a natural and necessary part of a democratic society and this is why their existence and protection are provided for in the basic law ... To begin with , a minority always represents an alternative to the majority party .
Minorities are a natural and necessary part of a democratic society and this is why their existence and protection are provided for in the basic law ... To begin with , a minority always represents an alternative to the majority party .
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The “ majority party " does not really win the election ; it merely wins the right to have more representatives in the legislative body than any of the “ minority ” parties . There is much difference of opinion on the subject of ...
The “ majority party " does not really win the election ; it merely wins the right to have more representatives in the legislative body than any of the “ minority ” parties . There is much difference of opinion on the subject of ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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