Titlebook: Improving Democracy Through Constitutional Reform; Some Swedish Lessons Roger D. Congleton Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Organizing Governance to Broaden Consensus: Beyond Majority Rulenments are more likely to advance the broad interests of those who live within the polity than are many other constitutional arrangements. From a contractarian perspective, the advantage of majority governance over minority governments is simply that the public policies selected will advance a broad

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Constitutional Reforms of the 1970s and the Performance of Swedish Governance: Statistical Evidencerocedures and constraints under which governmental decisions are made took place in the 1970s. Although the major reforms were adopted with broad support within the Riksdag, not all of the changes adopted can be regarded as improvements based on the abstract analysis of part II. The matter taken up

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Improving the Swedish Constitutioned less well than some of the best-performing alternatives; indeed, the most recent constitution can be said to have performed less well in some respects than the previous one. The latter, together with the normative theory of governance developed in part II of this book, suggests that it is clearly

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Roger D. Congletonl, as described Chapter 3. As organizer Rinku Sen reminds us, “there are no pure models” for community organizing. I think of organizing histories and examples as a kind of “banyan tree;” it is difficult (and sometimes pointless) to see where one root begins and another ends. While they may have his

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Roger D. Congletonl, as described Chapter 3. As organizer Rinku Sen reminds us, “there are no pure models” for community organizing. I think of organizing histories and examples as a kind of “banyan tree;” it is difficult (and sometimes pointless) to see where one root begins and another ends. While they may have his

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