Summaries tagged Deliberative Democracy

• Ackerman and Fishkin: Deliberation day
• Ackerman and Fishkin: Deliberation day
• Arneson: Democracy is not intrinsically just
• Bates: Markets and states in tropical Africa
• Bermeo: Ordinary people in extraordinary times
• Bowler and Donovan: Measuring the effect of direct democracy on state policy
• Cheibub: Presidentialism and democratic performance
• Cox: Making votes count
• Cox: The Efficient Secret
• Dahl: Preface to democratic theory
• Elster: The market and the forum
• Elster: The market and the forum
• Estlund: Beyond fairness and deliberation
• Estlund: Beyond fairness and deliberation
• Frey and Stutzer: Beyond outcomes
• Gerber: Legislative response to the threat of popular initiatives
• Gutmann: Democracy
• Gutmann: Democracy
• Haggard and Kaufman: The political economy of democratic transitions
• Holmes: Precommitment and the paradox of democracy
• Hont: The permanent crisis of a divided mankind
• Hug and Sciarini: Referendums on European integration
• Kaviraj and Khilnani: Civil society
• Kymlicka: Multicultural citizenship
• La Porta, Lopez de Silanes, Pop Eleches, and Shleifer: Judicial Checks and Balances
• Lake and Rothchild: Territorial decentralization and civil war settlements
• Lascher, Hagen, and Rochlin: Gun behind the door
• Levitsky and Cameron: Political parties and regime change in Fujimori's Peru
• Lijphart: Democracy in plural societies
• Lijphart: Democracy in plural societies
• Lijphart: Multiethnic democracy
• Linz and Stepan: Problems of democratic transition and consolidation
• List and Goodin: Epistemic democracy
• Lupia and Matsusaka: Direct democracy
• Lupia and McCubbins: The Democratic Dilemma
• Lupia: Busy voters, agenda control, and the power of information
• Lupia: Shortcuts versus encyclopedias
• Mainwaring and Scully: Building democratic institutions
• Mainwaring and Shugart: Presidentialism and Democracy in Latin America
• Manin, Przeworski, and Stokes: Elections and representation
• Manin, Przeworski, and Stokes: Elections and representation
• Martin and Stevenson: Government formation in parliamentary democracies
• McCloskey and Zaller: The American Ethos
• Meehl: The selfish voter paradox and the thrown-away vote argument
• Milner: Interests, institutions, and information
• Moore: Social origins of dictatorship and democracy
• O'Donnell: Illusions and conceptual flaws
• Olson: Dictatorship, Democracy, and Development
• Olson: Power and prosperity
• Phillips: Does the Citizen Initiative Weaken Party Government in the U.S. States?
• Przeworski and Wallerstein: The structure of class conflict in democratic capitalist societies
• Przeworski, Alvarez, Cheibub, and Limongi: Democracy and development
• Przeworski, Alvarez, Cheibub, and Limongi: What makes democracies endure
• Przeworski: Democracy and the market
• Przeworski: Democracy and the market
• Roeder: Power dividing as an alternative to ethnic power-sharing
• Rokkan: State formation, nation-building, and mass politics in Europe
• Rosenblum: Membership and morals
• Rustow: Transitions to democracy
• Schumpeter: Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy
• Schumpeter: Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy
• Shapiro: Democracy Innovation
• Shapiro: Democracy Innovation
• Smith and Fridkin: Delegating Direct Democracy: Interparty Legislative Competition and the Adoption of the Initiative in the American States
• Strom: Agency and Parliamentary Democracy
• Thompson: Just elections
• Tsebelis: Nested games
• Verba and Nie: Participation in America
• Verba, Schlozman, Brady, and Nie: Citizen activity
• Waldron: Law and disagreement
• Walzer: The idea of civil society