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Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law, 2020
Kulick Andreas
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Kulick Andreas
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Support for Deliberative mini-Publics among the Losers of Representative Democracy
British Journal of Political Science, 2023The literature on deliberative mini-publics (DMPs) establishes a link between political dissatisfaction and support for DMPs. However, little is known about the sources of political dissatisfaction that trigger this support.
J. Pilet +3 more
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Social Welfare and the Failure of the State, 2018
Roger Hadley, Stephen Hatch
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Roger Hadley, Stephen Hatch
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The Role of Judges in a Representative Democracy
Rule of Law vs Majoritarian Democracy, 20212. As judges, we react intuitively to cases, though Daniel Kahnemann’s book Thinking fast and slow warns us of the dangers of over-reliance on intuition. We also spend much time deliberating slowly about lawyers’ submissions and past caselaw.
Lord Mance
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The Crisis of Representative Democracy
Open Democracy, 2020This chapter discusses the crisis of democracy. While this crisis can be attributed in part to specific empirical corruptions, which are themselves likely the result of contingent external shocks, the crisis of democracy can also be traced, more ...
Hélène Landemore
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The return of oligarchy? Threats to representative democracy in Latin America
, 2020Long regarded by students of comparative politics as an important if muddled concept, oligarchy, as I define it, denotes modes of rule in which public office holders govern with a view to the private interests of the wealthy.
M. Cameron
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Representative Democracy as Defensible Epistocracy
American Political Science Review, 2019Epistocratic arrangements are widely rejected because there will be reasonable disagreement about which citizens count as epistemically superior and an epistemically superior subset of citizens may be biased in ways that undermine their ability to ...
Dimitri Landa, Ryan Pevnick
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Abstract Despite the not-so-distant invocations of the “end of history,” representative democracy is, today, under siege even from corners where one once might have expected strong sympathy and support. Indeed, confidence in representative democracy has been shaken by the economic and political performance of many such regimes.
Dimitri Landa, Ryan Pevnick
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Dimitri Landa, Ryan Pevnick
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2016
This chapter examines the efforts to create a republican holiday in each state. Although republicans in Germany were never able to declare an official state holiday, they managed to stage a de facto republican celebration that included Germans from different political, social, and religious backgrounds.
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This chapter examines the efforts to create a republican holiday in each state. Although republicans in Germany were never able to declare an official state holiday, they managed to stage a de facto republican celebration that included Germans from different political, social, and religious backgrounds.
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