Representative Democracy explains why the definitive institutional features of representative democracy are attractive relative to salient alternatives (including direct democracy, lottery-based systems, and meritocratic alternatives).
Representative Democracy explains why the definitive institutional features of representative democracy are attractive relative to salient alternatives (including direct democracy, lottery-based systems, and meritocratic alternatives).
Dimitri Landa is a Professor of Politics at New York University. He has written on a broad range of topics in political economy, democratic theory, philosophy, and law. Ryan Pevnick is an Associate Professor of Politics at New York University. He is the author of Immigration and the Constraints of Justice (Cambridge University Press, 2011), as well as articles on a broad range of topics in political theory.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction 2: Justification 3: Setting the Stage 4: An Egalitarian Considerations Justify Representative Democracy? 5: Do Egalitarian Considerations Rule Out Representative Democracy? Assessing the Egalitarian Arguments for Lottocracy and MDD 6: A Social Peace Argument 7: The Epistemic Appeal of Representative Democracy 8: Comparisons of Regime Types from an Epistemic Perspective 9: Is There Compatibility Across Values? 10: Polarization, Information, and Representative Democracy 11: Conclusion
1: Introduction 2: Justification 3: Setting the Stage 4: An Egalitarian Considerations Justify Representative Democracy? 5: Do Egalitarian Considerations Rule Out Representative Democracy? Assessing the Egalitarian Arguments for Lottocracy and MDD 6: A Social Peace Argument 7: The Epistemic Appeal of Representative Democracy 8: Comparisons of Regime Types from an Epistemic Perspective 9: Is There Compatibility Across Values? 10: Polarization, Information, and Representative Democracy 11: Conclusion
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