Ireland subjected to the democracy test

YOUR readers will be aware from media coverage that the Democratic Audit Ireland research project was launched recently.

Wed, 29 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Democratic Audit Ireland, the first comprehensive, objective and scientific audit of democracy in this country, should be of considerable importance to anyone interested in democracy and the future of the country.

TASC, Ireland’s think-tank for social change, is behind the project.

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