Titlebook: Rethinking Popular Representation; Olle T?rnquist (professor of political science and Book 2009 Olle T?rnquist, Neil Webster, and Kristian

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From Research to Practice: Towards the Democratic Institutionalisation of Nodes for Improved Represthe divisions emanating from practices of exclusion all serve to ensure that conflict and struggle are intrinsic to democratic transition as demands for participation and representation are formulated, articulated, and opposed. In the introductory chapter, T?rnquist made a theoretical argument about

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2945-7815 makes a case for rethinking more democratic popular representation.?It outlines a framework for popular representation, examines key issues and experiences and provides a policy-oriented conclusion.978-1-137-00692-9978-0-230-10209-5Series ISSN 2945-7815 Series E-ISSN 2945-7823

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School Provision, the Capacity to Aspire, and the State of Popular Representation in West Bengal,s (PRIs). However, have citizens retained political agency in this scenario of local governance or, to return to Pitkin’s conceptualisation of representation, is it a case of authorisation without accountability

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The Paradox of Civil Society Representation: Constructing New Forms of Democratic Legitimacy in Bra novel forms of civil-society-driven political representation have emerged that, in general, have weaker claims to democratic legitimacy than elected representative institutions themselves. Unlike political parties and trade unions, most civil organisations lack any clear standard or obligatory mech

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Symbolic Representation as Political Practice,t be arbitrary or natural, but this is of little relevance because the connection between a symbol and its referent is about feelings rather than likeness, in contrast to descriptive representation. What matters for symbolic representation is the extent to which people believe in a symbol.

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Representation by Design? Variations on Participatory Reforms in Brazilian Municipios,cus on the way that globalisation has altered the sociospatial scales of the functioning of states. As the state ‘hollows out’, it does not just ‘wither away’, but its functions are displaced into newer or altered lower- or upper-level state institutions, creating new arenas for potential political

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