Global Democracy

Globalization and democracy are brought together in the general theoretical concept of development. Globalization is the process of integration of social and economic systems into more encompassing ones, and democratization brings individuals into common systems of collective action on the principles of equality and accountability. Although the globalization processes since the middle of the 1970s pushed countries toward openness and democracy, today democratic political environments have become necessary for peaceful and orderly processes of globalization to continue. Democratic development is now proceeding beyond the local and national to the global. The conclusions present the problems that are being and must be addressed to make global political processes and institutions more responsive and accountable

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• Global Citizenship

  Open Access•Diego Hernández Guzmán, Judith J Hernández García De Velazco et al.•Global Society•2023

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• Cosmopolitanism in a global perspective

  Open Access•Florian Pichler•International Sociology•2012

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• Local Government and Democratic Political Development

  Open Access•Henry Teune•The Annals of the American…•1995

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• Human Development in a Global Political Economy

  Henry Teune•International Studies Quarterly•1981

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