Titlebook: Activating the Citizen; Dilemmas of Particip Joan DeBardeleben (Professor),Jon H. Pammett (Prof Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0804-7ife of Western democracies, particularly as a linkage between citizens and the state (Katz, 2001). The extent to which parties engage large numbers of local partisans in key decisions is an important measure of how well they perform this linkage role.

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Roland Kallenborn,Heinrich Hühnerfussferences can be observed between the Scandinavian countries. In this chapter, we explore reasons for the Scandinavian exceptionalism but also identify important differences between the Scandinavian countries, which help to shed further light on conditions that facilitate high voting rates.

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T. A. G. Noctor,A. F. Fell,B. Kayed period of time and charged with oversight of the assembly. For them, robust participation was not seen exclusively through voting but also through direct involvement in democratic life. The seed of this idea has spread throughout the ages and germinated in Italian city-states, medieval Italian communes, kibbutz, and communes.

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n the drafting process of the . (1977, 1984).. I argue that the international norms and standards that emerged out of this process resulted from negotiations involving states and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) representing an equitable geographic distribution and various civilizations. The fai