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• Democratic practices

  Interpretation of the things that happen every day in communities, where citizens have prior concern to make these routine or event become open
• Undemocratic practices

  Complex decisions and processes that are being held and manipulated by one individual or few members of the society rather than by many
• Citizens are participative for the betterment of the regime
• Majority of people is eliminated from gaining of power
• Both minority and majority group are treated equally
• Only democracy is not the kind of government that enables people to practice their rights and contribute to the society
• There is a failure of community, government agencies, the family, and the absence of census on merging honest principles and the loss of voluntary associations in the world today
• Democratic participation

  The empowerment of people to effectively involve themselves in creating structures, designing policies and programs that serve the interests of all
• A significant element of a good society is the demand for participation in the governance
• Democratic participation is built on the popular support and full participation of people
• The Ill Effects of Undemocratic Practices


  • Poverty
  • Gender Biases
  • Political Marginalization
  • Racial Inequality
  • Cultural Domination
  • Crisis of representation
  • Politics of recognition
• Poverty

  The state of being insufficient in needs and shows inferiority in many manners
• Gender Biases

  An unfair or unequal treatment of one gender to other. It's shows prejudice or preference towards a person identity
• Political Marginalization

  A social exclusion or disadvantage to the growth and development of the society
• Racial Inequality

  A practice and belief that groups of people are identified as one is superior and possess high standard of physical trait and appearance
• Cultural Domination

  Culture dominating other culture by overtaking its economy, policy, and behavioral aspects
• Crisis of representation

  The co-occurrence of the financial crisis and the exposure of a political class riddled with corruption reveals starkly the state we're in
• Politics of recognition

  Define our identity always in dialogue with, sometimes in struggle against, the things our significant others want to see in us
• In order to overcome undemocratic practice, we should avoid discrimination and stereotyping
• A democratic country is a country which leaders are chosen by a certain person
• There is a need to know the ill effects of undemocratic practices
• Knowing the ill effects of undemocratic practices affects aspiring leaders someday