Subscribe to this tag With No Newspapers, as Thomas Jefferson Knew, Democracy Suffers
By
Benjamin L. Cardin
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Opinion - May 4, 2009
Democracy depends on an informed populace, as Thomas Jefferson knew. And there's a way out.
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Obama Must Spread Tax Burden to Help Economy and Democracy
By
Mary Kate Cary
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Opinion - April 22, 2009
To be fair, all earners must pay, helping the economy and easing class resentment in the process.
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Identity, Freedom, or Both?
By
Natan Sharansky
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Opinion - June 13, 2008
Natan Sharansky: Identity, Freedom, or Both?
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Funnyman Cleese Has Our Number
By
Paul Bedard
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Washington Whispers - May 2, 2008
Comic British actor John Cleese says he has figured out our turbulent presidential politics.
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Why Islamic States Would Be Bad for Muslims
By
Jay Tolson
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Nation & World - May 1, 2008
Defining 'sharia' is crucial to finding a healthy place for religion in Muslim nations.
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Equal Exchange Serves Up a Cup of Cooperation
By
Renuka Rayasam
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Money - April 24, 2008
Almost everyone gets a vote at the "fair trade" coffee seller.
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Democracy in Action at Linden Lab
By
Renuka Rayasam
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Money - April 24, 2008
The Second Life company uses the game as a place for employees to meet.
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Q&A: WorldBlu's Fenton on Workplace Democracy
By
Renuka Rayasam
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Money - April 24, 2008
Democratic businesses come in all shapes, sizes, and industries.
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Why Workplace Democracy Can Be Good Business
By
Renuka Rayasam
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Money - April 24, 2008
Letting employees take part in decision making may boost productivity and profits.
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European Envoy: U.S. Democratic Effort in Iran Will Backfire
News Desk - December 21, 2007
The Bush administration's $75 million effort to promote democracy in Iran over the long run is likely to backfire, stiffening the resolve of the Islamic regime to hold on to power and landing democratic-minded activists in jail, a senior European diplomat tells U.S. News.
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