Titlebook: Direct Democracy’s Impact on American Political Institutions; Shaun Bowler,Amihai Glazer Book 2008 Shaun Bowler and Amihai Glazer 2008 cam

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Integral Transformational Coachinging policy through the initiative process requires tactics different from influencing policy through the legislature, different groups benefit from its presence. Emboldened by their improved stature in state policy making, these groups mobilize in greater numbers and use their ability to propose initiatives to obtain leverage in policy debates.

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Electoral Supply and Demand: Direct Democracy Campaigns, Political Interest, and Participation,ingly, ballot initiatives have attracted an increasing amount of attention from political scientists (Gerber 1999; Matsusaka 2004; Boehmke 2005; Nicholson 2005; Bowler and Donovan 1998; Bowler, Donovan, and Tolbert 1998; Magleby 1984).

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Direct Democracy and the Executive Branch,f the other branches. The executive branch may stand to gain from a vigorous use of direct democracy Indeed, governors have been the driving force behind adoption of the initiative and the referendum from Hiram Johnson in California in 1911 to Kirk Fordice in Mississippi in 1992.

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Direct Democracy and Good Governance: Does It Matter?,he introduction of Freedom of Information guarantees, “government in the sunshine” provisions, and the introduction of public hearing requirements. Access to the courts also expanded for public interest groups and individual rights complaints.