Democracy And Elections,New

Democracy And Elections,New

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This Book Addresses The Relationship Between Four Values Of Democratic Theorypopular Sovereignty, Liberalism, Personal Development, And Communityand The Electoral Institutions Used To Implement Them. After A Chapter Sketching The Electoral Institutions Of Athens, The Roman Republic, The Medieval Church, And Prereform Britain, The Book Examines What Role Elections Are Expected To Play In A Variety Of Democratic Theories. The Major Theme Of This Section Is That The Four Values Are Largely Incompatible; Therefore, Different Choices Must Be Made Between Them. Part Ii Addresses The Empirical Consequences Of Electoral Institutions By Examining Electoral Systems Worldwide With The Objective Of Finding The Institutions Most Appropriate To Each Model Of Democracy. This Impressive Study Provides Empirical Information On More Electoral Institutions In More Countries Than Has Ever Been Available In One Volume Before.

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