Democracy and Democratization
โ Michael Moran; Geraint Parry
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2014
๐ Routledge
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โฆ Table of Contents
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Introduction
PART I. Ideals and Their Import
1. Democratic Values
2. Democratic Duties
PART II. Elite-Level Failures
3. Popular Control
4. Wealth and Interests
5. Democracy and Time
PART III. Mass-Level Failures
6. Cognitive Shortcomings
7. Polarization
8. Voter Motivation
PART IV. From Failure to Anarchism
Conclusion
NOTES
INDEX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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