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The 70 pages that link to Democracy, each with the reason it gives.

• PlutocracyCompared with: Democratic ideals of equal political standing conflict with political power concentrated by wealth.

• AristocracyCompared with: It locates political legitimacy in popular participation rather than an entitled ruling class.

• Hizb ut-TahrirCompared with: Hizb ut-Tahrir rejects popular sovereignty as the source of legislation.

• Serdar BerdimuhamedowCompared with: The restricted electoral environment under his rule contrasts with competitive democratic government.

• Daron AcemogluRelated: Acemoglu studies how democracy and civic mobilization can alter institutions and redistribute political power.

• European valuesBroader topic: It gives citizens a means to shape public power.

• Green liberalismRelated: Democratic participation offers a way to shape environmental policy and contest its burdens.

• Jeremy WaldronRelated: His defense of legislative authority treats democratic participation as a matter of political equality.

• Social philosophyRelated: It tests how collective self-rule can coexist with rights, pluralism, and equal standing.

• Essentially contested conceptBroader topic: Disputes over representation, participation, and equality illustrate rival accounts of a shared political ideal.

• Government (form of rule)Broader topic: It is the form most directly associated with popular participation and political equality.

• Kwasi WireduNarrower topic: His political philosophy reconsiders democratic institutions through African experience.

• Mob ruleNarrower topic: Democracy can empower majorities while relying on procedures that mob rule bypasses.

• Political governanceCompared with: Democratic governance grounds public decisions in participation and political equality.

• Political history of the worldCompared with: Democratic institutions redistributed political power and contested elite control.

• Political systemBroader topic: Democratic systems give citizens a formal role in selecting rulers and shaping decisions.

• Politics (governance)Broader topic: Democracy is a widely used principle for organizing political participation and authority.

• Robert D. PutnamNarrower topic: Putnam studies how civic conditions affect the quality and performance of democratic government.

• Tang Chun-iRelated: Tang considered how Confucian moral ideals could support, rather than replace, modern democratic institutions.

• Tomáš MasarykRelated: Masaryk understood democracy as an ethical practice as well as a constitutional arrangement.