Essays on Democracy

Arise, O Compatriots! Someone becomes essential when he/she proves to be indispensably related to something. Youth, the strength of a nation, the life of a country and the hope of innumerable generations. Oh youth! Whose resilient is like the eagle in the sky, strong like…

Over the decades, people learned to express their emotions in every situation. Therefore, misunderstandings, wars, and disputes among the members of society cannot be avoided and because of their way of thinking differently, peace would not be missed. With the birth of art, it helped…

The Global South on the Global Stage Nelson Mandela fought very hard for a free and democratic society in which everyone could live together in peace with equal rights, and fought very hard against white domination. He fought so hard that he was put in…

Before we start talking about the impact of extraordinary changes of IT on democracy we need to know what we mean by the word democracy itself, democracy is defined as the political freedom and equality between people. Meaning every individual has the right to express…

“The main problem is that the Chinese place too much faith in the infinite wisdom and ability of a great leader and party elite” said Dr. Eric C. Hendriks, a Beijing-based sociologist who previously worked at Peking University. In the article, he points out that…

Social Factors The factors dealing with health have a negative impact on the livability of Sri Lanka to a significant extent. The physician density of Sri Lanka is 0.73 physicians/1,000 population. This is significant because that means that for every 1,000 people, there are only…

David Brooks, in his essay, “What is the Democratic Story” (2018), claims that the leftist focus should be on supporting future generations, rather than merely fighting racism and class divisions. He supports this assertion with examples of how current Democratic stances have not gained their…

According to the Oxford Dictionaries, the media is defined as ‘the main means of mass communication regarded collectively’ , whilst democracy is ‘the practices or principles of social equality.’ Therefore, the question asks whether in today’s society (which is a democratic one due to our…

The most important value within today’s round is democracy. Democracy is defined as a system of government by which the whole population or all the eligible members of a state elect representatives. It’s also The practice or principles of social equality My value is democracy,…

Mass Society of Pluralistic Democracy The mass society of pluralistic democracy is a sharp contrast to the Frankfurt School critical theory. Sociologists Edward Shils had said that the Frankfurt School theory were actually romanticising the past and criticising the present by saying that how modern…