Word: democraticizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Wilson's speech began by outlining what are often the perceived causes of democracy in any society, namely the existence of constitutions, great democratic thinkers in the society and many religious groups. However, Wilson claimed of these three causes, the existence of multiple religions is crucial to the success of...
Although a multiplicity of religions, the existence of constitutions and great democratic minds are important to the formation of democracy, Wilson stressed that the three necessary elements to the survival of democracy are isolated geography, laws protecting private property and a sense of "mystery."
Applying his standards for democratic success, Wilson reserved little hope for the future of democracy in non-English speaking nations and in Russia and China. He said he doubts that democracy will survive in many newly democratic countries and does not believe Russia or China will ever acquire true democracies...
Wilson's speech began by outlining what are often the perceived causes of democracy in any society, namely the existence of constitutions, great democratic thinkers in the society and many religious groups.
If all this means that Gore will soft-pedal his signature cause, climate change, for the next 1 1/2 years, that's bad for the earth and unworthy of a politician who has a record for being principled and decisive. With jobs plentiful and the economy strong, there never will...