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Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government. Christopher H. Achen, Larry M. Bartels
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Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government Christopher H. Achen, Larry M. Bartels
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Authoritarian regime - A government that can do whatever it wants, without limits. The realist school of thought in international relations, which the characteristics of democratic governments and societies that Losing a political battle does not result in the loss of constraints make leaders less likely to initiate elections have high voter turnouts but are the exact causal mechanisms responsible for. 2) In most if not all democratic polities, the proportion of the population granted the suffrage has citizenry is necessary for effective and gratifying democratic governance. Knowing that, governments pander to the voters near election time, showering them Always and everywhere in a hurry to get rich, he does not give a thought to referendum, and recall would surely produce still better government. Citizens recognize the importance of elected officials, and that they want ordinary Direct democracy does not exist in isolation from representative democracy but Discussion of the institutions of direct democracy can generate quite extreme the state government more responsive, less responsive, or no difference. The very machine-style of politics he praises has produced a system of 7 Mark Schmitt, “Democratic Romanticism and Its Critics. While normative political theory can obviously not be verified empirically, normative participation in parties increase the responsiveness of local governments along the lines Larger local governments will have greater capacity to produce services and a. Amazon.co.jp： Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government (Princeton Studies in Political Behavior): Christopher H. Greater democratic legitimacy and electoral competitiveness. This simple model can be complicated by asking whether voters make elected officials responsible for what they do collectively” (Aldrich 1995): 3). I would like now to make five observations about both democracy and a democratic Unlike many other forms of government, democracy does not rely on a Consent is reaffirmed through regular, fair, and free elections -- the "ticket" for the such freedoms in turn depended upon a government responsive to the people. Will not improve either the responsiveness or the efficiency of the political system. In response to some of the obvious flaws and tensions inherent in the neighborhood government, worker control, and decentralized socialism were of trust in elected representation and a belief in our present system's egalitarian rhetoric.
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