Titlebook: Democracy; Albert Weale Textbook 1999Latest edition Albert Weale 1999 autonomy.democracy.political theory

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10565-5e of affairs that can be judged good in principled terms. In this chapter I want to consider what kind of justification may be offered for a belief in democracy as a form of government superior to others. For the purposes of this chapter, then, I shall treating the competing conceptions of democracy

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Die Wirksamkeit der Entwicklungshilfed to. The argument moved from protective considerations, through a thought-experiment about the most plausible alternative to democracy to considerations of political equality under conditions of human fallibility. Someone might argue at this point that, despite the role of the principle of politica

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Die Wirksamkeit von Programmiersprachenh they presuppose popular participation in the making of policy decisions. At one extreme are those Rousseauian theories in which popular participation is central to the very conception of democracy, since such participation moralizes citizens, thereby enabling them to form a common view of the gene

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Handbuch der Experimentellen Pharmakologiewe need a theory of political representation. That is to say, we need an account of what representatives should do, what sort of people they should be and how they should discharge their duties. Representatives will undertake those tasks that citizens lack time or opportunity to undertake. But upon

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neue betriebswirtschaftliche forschung (nbf)nstitutional structure and principled rationale. On the one hand, they provide the means by which the people govern, or at least elect the representatives who are to govern. On the other hand, they usually contain constitutional devices, like the separation of powers or a system of checks and balanc