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Most of these, including both the OP and yours, are missing a factor for something like ‘collective civic will’. Places generally recognized as doing well seem
by Terretta 6y ago
Most of these, including both the OP and yours, are missing a factor for something like ‘collective civic will’.
Places generally recognized as doing well seem to have that in spades; not sure how to study for that though.
- nradov 6y agoBelarus and Pakistan have significantly lower death rates than the world average. Would you characterize those countries as having high collective civil will? https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
- Terretta 6y agoIf you’re going by that table we should be studying Burundi. There is certainly a data quality element to be considered when trying to comparison shop. Incidentally, and purely anecdotally, when living in Minsk a couple months I found Belorussians both particularly well educated on civics matters and quite interested and participatory in advocating and acting for collective improvement. Aside from data quality challenges among various regimes, perhaps they’re not the counter example you imply they are?
- collyw 6y agoHow do you measure that? What do Australians do that the rest of us in Europe don't?