When democracy listens less than it votes

Across much of the developing world, elections have become routine. Governments change, parties compete, and democratic procedures function as expected. Yet many citizens still feel disconnected from decisions made in their name. This is not a crisis of democracy as procedure. It is a crisis of responsiveness. In many developing democracies, legitimacy is no longer The post When democracy listens less than it votes appeared first on The Financial Daily.

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