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

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Gesundheits- und Qualit?tsmanagementceptions of democracy that I distinguished in Chapter 2? I considered towards the end of that chapter the argument that no such impartial evaluation was possible, since democracy was an essentially contested concept and that any comparative evaluation of its various forms would have to draw on ideol

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Textbook 1999Latest editionns of the term from participationist to elitist.He proceeds to consider in detail seven key issues in relation to which, he argues, these conceptions can be distinguished, concluding with a discussion of the obligations of democratic citizenship and an evaluation of contending theoretical perspectives.

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Introduction: Democracy and Political Theory, eastern Europe, the democratization of Latin America and the transformation of some African one-party systems into multi-party systems have had profound effects upon patterns of government throughout the world. Democratization in places as diverse as Zambia, Argentina, Poland and South Korea has oc

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Participation and Representation,h 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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