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The '''Obadiah Democracy Index''' is an index composed by the [[Zoeng Institute]], a |
The '''Obadiah Democracy Index''' is an index composed by the [[Zoeng Institute]], a thinktank that serves as the political science section of [[Obadiah Sciences Inc.]], a [[Great Kashini]] and [[Ceironia|Ceironian Union]] based research company which itself is a subsidiary of the [[Obadiah Conglomerate]]. Similar to the [[Meridian Development Index]], also formulated by the Zoeng Institute, the index primarily revolves around political rights. Other internationally relevant indexes of similar nature include the [[Sapient Development Index]], [[Grigorevich's Freedom Standard]] and the [[Species Equality Index]]. |
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A country's ranking on the index is judged through a series of fifty matters, of which measure political freedoms, plurality in governance, equality in liberties amongst other matters. An average is sorted upon the judging of all fifty cases, with a low score indicating a low level of democratic integrity, and a high suggesting the contrary. Depending on the average, the nation is slotted into one of five categories: full democracies, flawed democracies, hybrid regimes, autocratic regimes, or totalitarian regimes. |
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Revision as of 14:42, 8 May 2023
The Obadiah Democracy Index is an index composed by the Zoeng Institute, a thinktank that serves as the political science section of Obadiah Sciences Inc., a Great Kashini and Ceironian Union based research company which itself is a subsidiary of the Obadiah Conglomerate. Similar to the Meridian Development Index, also formulated by the Zoeng Institute, the index primarily revolves around political rights. Other internationally relevant indexes of similar nature include the Sapient Development Index, Grigorevich's Freedom Standard and the Species Equality Index.
A country's ranking on the index is judged through a series of fifty matters, of which measure political freedoms, plurality in governance, equality in liberties amongst other matters. An average is sorted upon the judging of all fifty cases, with a low score indicating a low level of democratic integrity, and a high suggesting the contrary. Depending on the average, the nation is slotted into one of five categories: full democracies, flawed democracies, hybrid regimes, autocratic regimes, or totalitarian regimes.