Abstract
Concepts of democracy are changing. This is not in the least reflected by the fact that although the term democracy plays a key role in political science — in empirical analysis as well as in normative studies- its use is by no means consistent or uncontested (see Schmitter/Karl 1991; Schmidt 1995: 11–18). The terminology becomes inconsistent as democratic theories change due to empirical studies, or due to changes in democratic practice (see also Scharpf 1970; Schmidt 1995: 14–17).KeywordsCivil SocietyPolitical SystemCore SectorPolitical OrderCivic ActorThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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