Some societies in the former Soviet bloc managed to build functioning democracies, but others didn't; why it happened has lessons for the West too.
Exactly it’s micro corruptions that we need to be concerned about - petty theft that ‘everyone else does’ that in the end makes life almost unliveable no matter how robust societies think their institutions are and rule of law.
By this definition to you consider Ukraine to be a functioning democracy?!
Exactly it’s micro corruptions that we need to be concerned about - petty theft that ‘everyone else does’ that in the end makes life almost unliveable no matter how robust societies think their institutions are and rule of law.
By this definition to you consider Ukraine to be a functioning democracy?!