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There's nothing wrong with democracy

James Kierstead

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Few people nowadays will admit that they dislike democracy. But the Brexit result, and the reactions to it in the press and on social media, have finally convinced me of something I had long suspected. Democracy, even in countries where the practice is long-established, is not as popular as it seems.

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Few people nowadays will admit that they dislike democracy. But the Brexit result, and the reactions to it in the press and on social media, have finally convinced me of something I had long suspected. Democracy, even in countries where the practice is long-established, is not as popular as it seems.

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Few people nowadays will admit that they dislike democracy. But the Brexit result, and the reactions to it in the press and on social media, have finally convinced me of something I had long suspected. Democracy, even in countries where the practice is long-established, is not as popular as it seems.

Key concepts: Nothing, Democracy, Brexit, Political science, Political economy, Law and economics, Media studies, Law

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