Titlebook: Altruism and Self-Interest in Democracies; Individual Participa Richard Jankowski Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Americ

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Die Arthroskopie des Kniegelenksboth liberals and conservatives must be motivated by altruistic goals. I have provided evidence (tables 2.1 and 4.4) that both liberals and conservatives are equally altruistic. My examples of government policies that affect millions of individuals are the Affordable Care Act and the fight over Food

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An Epistemic Defense of Democracy: Democracies Do It Better?,ney to candidates, and participate in a myriad of other forms of political activities. The issue of how politically informed individuals are has arisen in the more general context of how democratic government functions. Specifically, a debate over the epistemic value of democracy has been resurrected.

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Die Arthroskopie des Kniegelenksney to candidates, and participate in a myriad of other forms of political activities. The issue of how politically informed individuals are has arisen in the more general context of how democratic government functions. Specifically, a debate over the epistemic value of democracy has been resurrected.

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Why Participate in Politics? Beyond Self-Interest,he various expressive and civic duty explanations. I show that both explanations are incomplete at best, in that they do not explain the five empirical factors specified above in the Introduction. Finally, I present my altruism model and show how, in principle, it can explain the established facts o

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Why Vote? The Evidence,own by Downs (1957). However, I did not show either that voting is an equilibrium strategy or that a high turnout results when altruism is included. In this chapter, I present an empirical test of the hypothesis that uses the 1995 NES Pilot Study, because it includes several measures of “humanitaria