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Nicholas Probst
Former international intern at CADAL
International Relations student at Johns Hopkins University (Class 2024). International intern at CADAL between June and July 2021
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15-09-2021 | Articles
Universal Democracy: A Global Standard or a Western Concept?
Democracy is a set of elements that form the base of a society where the human rights of every individual, group, and identity are respected. It is not a Western concept but a universal one, that is compatible with the multitude of cultural differences and divergences that exist in this world. Democracy is able to be flexible and be expressed based on the unique needs of each society.
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