There is a new phenomenon called democracy in the Arab world and there should be no question that this is a remarkably positive turn of events that should continue to be supported by people of good will the world over.
Articles by DC Authors
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Something for Nothing Counterterrorism Initiatives Approach
Australia-supported Indonesian militia implicated in death of West Papuan separatist leader and an example of a failed counterterrorism initiatives approach
The Third Constitution of the United States
Roger Copple proposes an updated Constitution for the 21st century. If at the very least this essay is food for thought for students and concerned citizens who want to reform our Constitutional Democratic Republic or create a new one, then he is pleased.
Voter ID Laws a Blessing In Disguise for Obama
Federal Court Panels give a much needed boost in the form of a blessing In disguise for Obama and his battle with voter ID laws
A Computer Program For Counting ICT in Pseudocode
Counting ICT in Pseudocode: A Proposal For ICT in Computer Programming Language
New Approval Poll Strategy Based On the First Poll
Michael Ossipoff Examines Strategy Options For DC’s New Approval Poll
Minguo: a Unique Online Democracy Experiment
Author and Minguo Founder Augustin Introduces a Polling Website to Democracy Community
Who’s to Blame for Campaign Cash Influence? It’s Everyone
The Influence of Money on Any Campaign is a More Difficult Problem Than Many Accept But Assigning Blame for Campaign Cash Influence is Not Very Easy To Do
Making Best Use of Plurality, Until We Get Better
Author Ossipoff Suggests Using a State Minor Office Election as a Test Election and Making the Best Use of Plurality Voting System Under Current Conditions
Voter Turnout: Access or Apathy?
A Vitally Important Increase in American Voter Turnout Starts at Home