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Democracy has long been a deeply contested idea and set of practices. We offer the following as a working definition of both the principles of democracy and its institutional manifestations.

Democracy’s value rests on the core principle of political equality: all members of a political community have equal rights to affect decisions made in their name. This simple formula ensures individuals and social groups are treated with dignity and respect and have the necessary autonomy and freedom to flourish.

To be recognized as ‘democratic’, institutions and systems need to realise a number of aspects:

Inclusiveness: all members of a political community have the right to participate and should have their voices heard.

Popular control: decisions rest with the political community as a whole.

Considered judgement: individual and collective decisions should be based on people being adequately informed and understanding the positions of others.

Transparency: decision-making should be open and accountable.

Other practical elements of a flourishing democracy are generally agreed to be a strong civil society, an active and unrestricted press, a strong and fair legal system, checks and balances on power and free and fair elections. However, democracy is about much more than elections and representative government. More deliberative decision-making and other ways of choosing who is in power, such as by lot, have long been part of democratic political systems.

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