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"Peter Emerson's book covers a range of very important issues that stretch from the theory of democracy, across decision-making procedures, to electoral systems. Hence, the book is of extreme importance for students of these areas of political science. ... book is worth reading and studying. Emerson's work is both academic treatise and 'policy paper' advocating new voting procedures that arevery different from those commonly used and that would be highly likely to have far reaching consequences for democratic polities." (Milos Brunclík, Central European Political Studies Review, cepsr.com, Vol. XV (4), 2013)
"It is a handbook on how to organise democracy in different ways. Emerson describes in different kinds of electoral and governmental systems, explains how each works in practice and weighs the pros and cons of each. The result is thought-provoking guide to what democracy actually means and how best it can be achieved." (Books Ireland, October, 2012)