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Larry Diamond

Stanford University
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Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, & Mosbacher Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute at Stanford University. Views expressed are purely my own.
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Politics and Society for UPSC Sociology Optional

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By Larry Diamond, Jan Aart Scholte
| legacyias.com
Sociology Optional · Paper I · Unit 7 Functionalist, Marxian, elite and pluralist theories of power; the power elite, bureaucracy, pressure groups and political parties; nation, state, citizenship, democracy, civil society and ideology; and protest, movements and revolution.
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Cómo terminar con la recesión democrática: la lucha contra la autocracia requiere una nueva estrategia

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By Larry Diamond
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
English The global outlook for democracy is clouded, if not downright disheartening. Political extremism, polarization, and distrust have been on the rise even in long-established liberal democracies. Furthermore, we must not forget that today’s autocrats are not invincible. Many rely on elections, albeit deeply, awed ones, to maintain an air of legitimacy.
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Hypertension of Eye: See and Avoid

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By Larry Diamond
| Aopa Pilot Verified
Pilots are very concerned about hypertension before a flight, during a flight, and before renewing their medical certificate. Our pathophysiology requires regulating many pressures. As pilots, we need to be cognizant of pressure altitude, lift in relation to dynamic pressure, Bernoulli, Newton, Navier-Stokes, and the bending of the wind. Our heart requires a blood pressure of around 130/80 mmHg to perfuse the brain,  kidneys, eyes, and peripheral organs.
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