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Elections, Parties, Democracy: Conferring the Median Mandate (Comparative Politics) Book

Elections, Parties, Democracy : Hardback : Oxford University Press : 9780199286720 : 0199286728 : 29 Dec 2005 : How does representative democracy work in the modern age? Examining 21 post-war democracies, this strikingly innovative approach by two world-class scholars demonstrates how the voter in the middle - the median elector - empowers the centre party in parliament to translate political preferences into public policy.Read More

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  • ASDA

    How does representative democracy work in the modern age? Examining 21 post-war democracies this book written by two world-class scholars demonstrates how the voter in the middle - the median elector - empowers the centre party in parliament to translate political preferences into public policy.

  • Blackwell

    This venture into political theory and comparative politics combines traditional concerns about democracy with modern analytical methods. It asks how contemporary democracies work, an essential stage in asking how they can be justified.

  • 0199286728
  • 9780199286720
  • Michael D. McDonald, Ian Budge
  • 27 October 2005
  • OUP Oxford
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 272
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