In the 1990s, a multiparty system was introduced in Mauritania.

Thus women have played an important role in the institution of a multiparty system.

But multilateralism is much easier to advocate than to design and implement.

While the constitution envisaged a multi party system for Namibia's government, the SWAPO party has been dominant since independence in 1990.

They will be taking part in the parliamentary elections which will be held in Uzbekistan in December 1994 on a multi party basis.

The European Union Presidency issued a statement on 2 February expressing deep concern about the dissolution of the multiparty Government in Nepal and the assumption by the King of executive powers, and calling for the speedy restoration of multiparty democracy.

3. The Government initiated political reforms that included a new constitution, a multi party system and the beginning of a democratization process.

Calls upon the Government of Nepal urgently to restore the multiparty democratic institutions enshrined in the Constitution of Nepal and to respect the rule of law without exception

Instead of multi party politics, Mill favored democratic elections constrained by such mechanisms as extra votes for the educated and institutional mechanisms to protect the rights of minorities.

In practice, it means a more open and representative political system, but not necessarily multi party politics.

For the first time in the multi party era, local elections took place on 21 November 2000, with the UDF party winning 70 of the available seats.

Thanks to the institution in 1991 of democracy and a broad multiparty system, combined with a climate of political and social peace, Mali had strengthened its institutional mechanisms for the protection and promotion of human rights. In addition, it had equivocally reaffirmed the principle of separation of powers while clearly defining the competence of each branch of government.

Religious Pluralism for a Pluralist Age

Expressing its deep concern at the serious setback to multiparty democracy and the weakening of the rule of law through the King's proclamation and the declaration of a state of emergency of 1 February 2005,

Expressing its deep concern about the serious setback to multiparty democracy and the weakening of the rule of law through the royal proclamation and the declaration of a state of emergency of 1 February 2005,

Expressing its deep concern at the serious setback to multiparty democracy and the weakening of the rule of law through royal proclamation and the declaration of a state of emergency of 1 February 2005,

America s Partisan Peril

Multilateralism

There was a vibrant multiparty parliamentary democracy, with an independent judiciary and one of the world s earliest movements for female emancipation.

After the adoption of the New Constitution in 1990, a multi party system was introduced, with general elections based on universal suffrage for both the Parliament as for the Presidency of the Republic.

Pluralism

End Tripartisme collapsed with the May 1947 crisis in which Ramadier's government excluded the Communist ministers from participating this was the event that marked the official start of the Cold War in France.

Why Bipartisanship is Good Politics

Between a petting party and a civil service exam.

Asia s Multilateralism

The Dilemma of Multiculturalism

Multilateralism, certainly!

Solidarity in a Pluralist Age

While we take note of the tangible results of the rebirth of democracy in Eastern Europe, the opening up of Africa to multiparty politics and the easing of tensions between Powers, we cannot be but concerned at the appearance of conflicts that are undermining world stability and equilibrium.

And it's a welcoming area, I think, inclusive of diversity, reflective of diversity, and I think this marriage of both technology and art in the public sector is an area where the U.S. can really take a leadership role, and Chicago is one example.

Multilateralism versus unilateralism

2. Multilateralism and the United Nations UNU centre system

Advocacy.

Invitation

Calling

Call?

The protests showed that it is necessary to make structural changes.

After the breakdown of communist regimes in Europe in late 1989, Mongolia saw its own peaceful democratic revolution in early 1990 it led to a multi party system, a new constitution of 1992, and transition to a market economy.

Unification had meant multi party democracy, greater individual freedom, respect for individual and group rights, economic liberalization, the opening up of the private sector, the promotion of a population strategy, monetary reform and the overcoming of budgetary and balance of payments problems.

The problem is too grave to be left to partisan bickering.

True, when compared to the recent past, party politics has become more polarized.

During World War II, Parma was a strong centre of partisan resistance.

One bit of good news is that it's bipartisan, equal opportunity corruption.

At a time like this, we can't risk partisan bickering and political posturing. Our leaders have to reach across the aisle to do the people's work.

The elites are also supposed to rule in the interest of all, and to allow for their voices to be heard. In practice, it means a more open and representative political system, but not necessarily multi party politics.