
The links on this site follow the logical development of our video series on democracies, beginning with their historical origins and foundational principles and progressing to analyses of political institutions, democratic systems, judicial frameworks, economic functioning and outcomes, and citizen safety. They extend to interconnected and often overlooked aspects, including poverty, crime, inequality, information and media influence, institutional trust, system stability, equilibrium, and long-term transformation.
Across these sections, we apply our analytical models and frameworks to examine how democratic systems operate in practice, where they succeed and where they fail, and how their internal dynamics evolve over time.
Find all our videos on our YouTube channel Democracy Undecided, or go straight to all uploads. To list individual videos here, paste each video link below.
Latest uploads (manual list):
Exploring Democracy's Complexities (85) Exploring Democracy's Complexities. Channel Intro. - YouTube
#1 A Brief History of Democracy
#2 Short History of Legal Systems
#3 Economy Explained Simply | Main Concepts & Structure.
#4 Eleven Pillars of Citizen Safety the State Must Guarantee
#5/1 Swiss Made Democracy
#5/2 Swiss Made Justice
#5/3 Part I Swiss Made Economy — Results for Citizens
#5/3 Part II Swiss Made Economy: Structure, Functioning & Strategy
#5/4 Switzerland: 11 Pillars of Citizen Safety
#5/5 Country Made by People, for People. Switzerland.
#6 Democracy without Misery - "Utopia for Realists"?
#7 From Poverty to Crime: An Inherent Defect of Democracy?
#8 Who really pays for democracy – and who lives off it?
#9 Hryschenko'w Democracy Equilibrium Framework