democratic value

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The differences, while statistically significant, are generally trivial (for example, the means on the democratic values index are 3.35 in 1996 and 3.27 in 1998).
Against this background what was the likelihood of a pension reform that promoted social democratic values?
We suspect that this reflects domestic political alignments similar to those displayed for democratic values.
Tolerance is of course a crucial component of the syndrome of democratic values.
Defining democracy and democratic values turns out to be exceedingly complex.
In the advanced industrial democracies there is normally a modest, albeit statistically significant, relationship between authority patterns and democratic values.
This process of entrenching democratic values is often determined or measured by a number of competing and sometimes complementary approaches.
They believed that the defence of democratic values was sufficient to guarantee their electoral victory.
The article finds that participation in ethnically heterogeneous voluntary associations does not necessarily promote democratic values ^ and practice.
It is also significant that democratic values do not divide these publics.
The influence of perceived social problems is both direct and indirect, but like democratic values and threat perceptions, the effects balance each other out.
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