Critique Of Democracy Analysis

Critiques of Democracy

From conceptualization to the modern day, democracy has greatly become the popular choice of government globally. With a spread of approximately three-fifths of the governments, democratic systems have received criticisms as well as accolades from both different discourses and theorists alike (Bruce Gilley). Critiques suggest that liberal democrats have provided panacea solutions to the world’s problems, contextualizing democracy while at the same time ignoring the initial purpose of these systems has been greatly debated upon. Even though criticizing a system that has the majority preference has been deemed skeptical rather than factual, these critiques have been found to either valid and constructive or invalid and destructive. In this paper, the critique of the inequality and Critique of Political instability will be discussed.

The Critique of the Inequality

Democratic systems have long been criticized as a system in which the ruling class creates false equalities amongst the people or rather the citizens. Democratic systems from conceptualization are deemed to ensure that every individual is treated equally in matters that affect the public policy and governance of

Recently, democratic systems have been greatly criticized as systems which do not substantially provide political stability through governance and conflict resolutions per se. Owing to the development in changes that affect both international and domestic policies, democratic governments such as the United States of America have done more damage such as promoting global conflicts in the name of cultural homogenization sociologically referred to as monoculturalism. Daniele (0000) argues that cultural diversity is the heart of a coherent system, a system that liberal democratization