76,251 results
Search Results
252. Democratization of Education through Massive Open Online Courses in Asia
253. Errors by Simpson and Dervin (2019) in Their Description of the Council of Europe's Reference Framework of Competences for Democratic Culture
254. Public servants’ political activity online in an institutional environment of caution: the role of personality traits
255. Breaking boundaries and creating inclusion-based organization through critical performativity and dialogical accountability: the case of FC United Manchester
256. Deliberative democracy and community stormwater management: [Paper in special issue: Policy Theory and Practice.]
257. A Sensational View of Human Learning, Thinking, and Language
258. From decolonisation of alterity to democratic listening: [Paper in special issue: Peacebuilding from Below in Asia-Pacific. Synott, John (ed.)]
259. Explicit Goals, Implicit Values, and the Unintentional Stifling of Pluralism: An Examination of a Social Studies Teacher Education Vision Statement
260. Be Creative, Determined, and Wise: Open Library Publishing and the Global South
261. Democracy, Faction and Diversity An Analysis of the Existential Ground of Democratic Republic Reflected in The Federalist Papers
262. Flunking Democracy: Schools, Courts, and Civic Participation by Michael A. Rebell. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2018. 288 pp., $30.00 (paper)
263. Reconceptualising Activism for a Pedagogy of Struggle: Occupying Education, the Power of the Empty Signifier for the Future of Education
264. Hong Kong : CS welcomes and supports white paper on 'Hong Kong: Democratic Progress Under the Framework of One Country, Two Systems'
265. Revisiting the notion of the public library as a meeting place: challenges to the mission of promoting democracy in times of political turmoil
266. Education for Democracy: A Paper Promise? The Democratic Deficit in Finnish Educational Culture
267. When big media meet 'we' media in Singapore [Paper in themed articles: Citizen Journalism. Bromley, Michael (ed).]
268. Special broadcasting: cultural diversity, policy evolutions and the international 'crisis' in public service broadcasting [Paper in: Making Media Policy: Looking Forward, Looking Back. Given, Jock (ed.)]
269. Truth telling and the fragility of democracy [Paper in: Democratic Governance and Australian Civil Society. Hil, Richard; Maddox, Graham; Thompson, Lester and Webb, Rosemary (eds).]
270. 'Australian 'values', liberal traditions and Australian democracy: introductory considerations of government for contemporary civil society [Paper in: Democratic Governance and Australian Civil Society. Hil, Richard; Maddox, Graham; Thompson, Lester and Webb, Rosemary (eds).]
271. Active citizenship in schools: teachers can be far more active in fostering social responsibility among students [Paper in: Civics and Citizenship. Purnell, Ingrid (ed.)]
272. Muslim Democratic Parties in the Middle East: Economy and Politics of Islamist Moderation. By A. Kadir Yildirim. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2016. 279p. $85.00 cloth, $35.00 paper
273. Paper cemeteries: informal barriers to Brazilian public security reform
274. F.A.W. Gisborne (1860-1934): global conservative, Tasmanian resident. [Paper presented to a Tasmanian Historical Research Association meeting on 9 Nov 1999.]
275. Citizenship: The Political and the Democratic
276. Electioneering in New England 1856-1889 [A version of this paper was presented to the monthly meeting of the Armidale and District Historical Society of 19 June 2007.]
277. Participation Without Democracy: Containing Conflict in Southeast Asia. By Garry Rodan. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2018. 300p. $115.00 cloth, $32.95 paper
278. CITIZENS OF BEAUTY: DRAWING DEMOCRATIC DREAMS IN REPUBLICAN CHINALouiseEdwardsSeattle: University of Washington Press, 2020, 232pp., $30.00 (paper). ISBN 0295747013
279. Street Art - Democracy on the Wall: Street Art of the Post-Dictatorship Era in Chile. By Guisela Latorre. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 2019. Pp. 230. $89.95 cloth; $29.95 paper
280. Television satire, democracy and the decay of public language: John Clarke's verbal caricature. [Paper in: 50 Years of Australian Television. Jacka, Liz and Turnbull, Sue (eds).]
281. Passenger Name Record: undermining the democratic right of citizens? [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
282. Limiting the franchise: not an entireley new phenomenon [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
283. Patriot games: taking liberties [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
284. Overblown or overload?: ministerial staff and dilemmas of executive advice [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
285. Excising democracy: ethical irresponsibility, refugees and migration zones [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
286. The Australian Senate: house of review, obstruction or rubber stamp? [Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
287. Democracy in danger? [Guest Editorial. Paper in: Democracy in Danger. Stevens, Bronwyn (ed).]
288. Neo-liberalism and political inclusion [Paper in: Governance. Eddy, Elizabeth (ed).]
289. Rethinking political warfare in Italy: a bottom-up approach
290. Educating Democratically and Interculturally Competent Citizens: A Virtual Exchange between University Students in Argentina and the USA
291. Disputes around Assessments in Early Childhood Education in Brazil
292. The Fight for Scottish Democracy: Rebellion and Reform in 1820. By Murray Armstrong (London, Pluto Press, 2020) 296 pp. $99.00 cloth $19.95 paper
293. Framing successful school leadership as a moral and democratic enterprise [Article based on an invited paper presented at the International Summit on Leadership in Education (1st: 2004: Pretoria, South Africa).]
294. Democracy and the law: [The state of the Australian political system. This paper is based on a speech given at the Law and Justice Foundation Justice Awards, October 2005.]
295. Constitutional change and bicameralism in Australia: the perversity of 'reform' [Revised version of paper presented at the Australasian Study of Parliament Group, Annual Conference (2004: Perth)]
296. Democracy from the outside-in? [Paper in: Humanitarian Intervention. Janzekovic, John (ed.).]
297. CS welcomes and supports white paper on 'Hong Kong: Democratic Progress Under the Framework of One Country, Two Systems'
298. APSA's Radical Egalitarian Task Force
299. Short Paper: Ballot Secrecy for Liquid Democracy
300. Value creation in industrial heritage management. Evidence from the City of Paper (Fabriano, Italy)
Discovery Service for Jio Institute Digital Library
For full access to our library's resources, please sign in.