Oxford Handbook of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies
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Oxford Handbook of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies
Thomassen, Jacques; Rohrschneider, Robert
Oxford University Press
07/2020
736
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Inglês
9780198825081
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Concept and theories of political representation
1: Jane Mansbridge: The Evolution of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies: Concepts and Practices
2: Carles Boix, WillHorn and Alex Kerchner: The Formation and Development of Liberal Democracies
3: Christian Welzel: The cultural Pre-Requisites of Democracy.
4: Rudy B. Andeweg and Tom Louwerse: The institutional framework of representative democracy: Comparing the Populist-Majoritarian and the Liberal/Consensual Model
5: Carolien van Ham: Electoral Integrity.
Part II. Elite Orientations and Behavior
6: Simon Hug: Roll-call voting behavior in legislatures
7: Thomas Zittel: Constituency Candidates and Political Representation
Part III. Descriptive representation
8: Anne Philips: Descriptive Representation Revisited
9: Karen Celis and Silvia Erzeel: Gender equality
10: Didier Ruedin: Regional and Ethnic Minorities
11: David Farrell and Peter Stone: Sortition and Mini-Publics: A Different Kind of Representation
Part IV. Party Government and Representation
12: Richard S. Katz: The Model of Party Government
13: Russell Dalton: Party Competition and Representation
14: Wouter van der Brug, Eelco Harteveld and Jaap van Slageren: Party government and Voters
15: Reuven Hazan and Reut Itzkovich-Malka: Parliamentarians and Party Groups: the Role of Intra-party Unity
16: Thomas Poguntke and Susan Scarrow: Intra-party Democracy and Representation: Necessity, Complement, or Challenge?
17: Robert Thompson: Parties' Election Manifestos and Public Policies
18: Zoe Lefkofridi: Opinion-Policy congruence
19: Bingham Powell: Mandate vs Accountability
20: Andre Blais, Ruth Dassonneville and Filip Kostelka: Political equality and Turnout
21: Soeren Holmberg: Feeling represented
Part V. Beyond Elections as Instruments of Representative Democracy
22: Celine Colombo and Hanspeter Kriesi: Referendums and Direct Democracy
23: Jeremy Richardson: Interest Groups and the Market for Representation
24: Jan van Deth: Non-electoral Participation
25: Christopher Wlezien: Dynamic Representation
Part VI. Challenges to representative democracy: domestic origins
26: Mark Bovens and Thomas Schillemans: Non-majoritarian institutions
27: Mark Peffley, Alexander Denison and Travis N. Taylor: Print, Electronic and Social Media and the Transformation of Democratic Representation
Part VII: Challenges to Representative Democracies: Populism
28: Pippa Norris: The Populist Challenge to Liberal Democracies
29: Thomas M. Meyer and Markus Wagner: The Rise of Populism in Modern Democracies
30: Zsolt Enyedi and Stephen Whitefield: Populists in Power: Populism and Representation in Illiberal Democracies
Part VIII. Challenges to Representative Democracy: International Aspects
31: Timothy Hellwig: Globalization, Electoral Change and Representation
32: Sara B. Hobolt: Representation and the European Union
33: Jorge M. Fernandes and Pedro Magalhaes: Does Economic and Political Integration Undermine Representative Democracy? Lessons from the 2008 Economic Crisis in the European Union
34: Richard Bellamy: Globalisation and Representative Democracy: Normative Challenges
1: Jane Mansbridge: The Evolution of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies: Concepts and Practices
2: Carles Boix, WillHorn and Alex Kerchner: The Formation and Development of Liberal Democracies
3: Christian Welzel: The cultural Pre-Requisites of Democracy.
4: Rudy B. Andeweg and Tom Louwerse: The institutional framework of representative democracy: Comparing the Populist-Majoritarian and the Liberal/Consensual Model
5: Carolien van Ham: Electoral Integrity.
Part II. Elite Orientations and Behavior
6: Simon Hug: Roll-call voting behavior in legislatures
7: Thomas Zittel: Constituency Candidates and Political Representation
Part III. Descriptive representation
8: Anne Philips: Descriptive Representation Revisited
9: Karen Celis and Silvia Erzeel: Gender equality
10: Didier Ruedin: Regional and Ethnic Minorities
11: David Farrell and Peter Stone: Sortition and Mini-Publics: A Different Kind of Representation
Part IV. Party Government and Representation
12: Richard S. Katz: The Model of Party Government
13: Russell Dalton: Party Competition and Representation
14: Wouter van der Brug, Eelco Harteveld and Jaap van Slageren: Party government and Voters
15: Reuven Hazan and Reut Itzkovich-Malka: Parliamentarians and Party Groups: the Role of Intra-party Unity
16: Thomas Poguntke and Susan Scarrow: Intra-party Democracy and Representation: Necessity, Complement, or Challenge?
17: Robert Thompson: Parties' Election Manifestos and Public Policies
18: Zoe Lefkofridi: Opinion-Policy congruence
19: Bingham Powell: Mandate vs Accountability
20: Andre Blais, Ruth Dassonneville and Filip Kostelka: Political equality and Turnout
21: Soeren Holmberg: Feeling represented
Part V. Beyond Elections as Instruments of Representative Democracy
22: Celine Colombo and Hanspeter Kriesi: Referendums and Direct Democracy
23: Jeremy Richardson: Interest Groups and the Market for Representation
24: Jan van Deth: Non-electoral Participation
25: Christopher Wlezien: Dynamic Representation
Part VI. Challenges to representative democracy: domestic origins
26: Mark Bovens and Thomas Schillemans: Non-majoritarian institutions
27: Mark Peffley, Alexander Denison and Travis N. Taylor: Print, Electronic and Social Media and the Transformation of Democratic Representation
Part VII: Challenges to Representative Democracies: Populism
28: Pippa Norris: The Populist Challenge to Liberal Democracies
29: Thomas M. Meyer and Markus Wagner: The Rise of Populism in Modern Democracies
30: Zsolt Enyedi and Stephen Whitefield: Populists in Power: Populism and Representation in Illiberal Democracies
Part VIII. Challenges to Representative Democracy: International Aspects
31: Timothy Hellwig: Globalization, Electoral Change and Representation
32: Sara B. Hobolt: Representation and the European Union
33: Jorge M. Fernandes and Pedro Magalhaes: Does Economic and Political Integration Undermine Representative Democracy? Lessons from the 2008 Economic Crisis in the European Union
34: Richard Bellamy: Globalisation and Representative Democracy: Normative Challenges
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Part I. Concept and theories of political representation
1: Jane Mansbridge: The Evolution of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies: Concepts and Practices
2: Carles Boix, WillHorn and Alex Kerchner: The Formation and Development of Liberal Democracies
3: Christian Welzel: The cultural Pre-Requisites of Democracy.
4: Rudy B. Andeweg and Tom Louwerse: The institutional framework of representative democracy: Comparing the Populist-Majoritarian and the Liberal/Consensual Model
5: Carolien van Ham: Electoral Integrity.
Part II. Elite Orientations and Behavior
6: Simon Hug: Roll-call voting behavior in legislatures
7: Thomas Zittel: Constituency Candidates and Political Representation
Part III. Descriptive representation
8: Anne Philips: Descriptive Representation Revisited
9: Karen Celis and Silvia Erzeel: Gender equality
10: Didier Ruedin: Regional and Ethnic Minorities
11: David Farrell and Peter Stone: Sortition and Mini-Publics: A Different Kind of Representation
Part IV. Party Government and Representation
12: Richard S. Katz: The Model of Party Government
13: Russell Dalton: Party Competition and Representation
14: Wouter van der Brug, Eelco Harteveld and Jaap van Slageren: Party government and Voters
15: Reuven Hazan and Reut Itzkovich-Malka: Parliamentarians and Party Groups: the Role of Intra-party Unity
16: Thomas Poguntke and Susan Scarrow: Intra-party Democracy and Representation: Necessity, Complement, or Challenge?
17: Robert Thompson: Parties' Election Manifestos and Public Policies
18: Zoe Lefkofridi: Opinion-Policy congruence
19: Bingham Powell: Mandate vs Accountability
20: Andre Blais, Ruth Dassonneville and Filip Kostelka: Political equality and Turnout
21: Soeren Holmberg: Feeling represented
Part V. Beyond Elections as Instruments of Representative Democracy
22: Celine Colombo and Hanspeter Kriesi: Referendums and Direct Democracy
23: Jeremy Richardson: Interest Groups and the Market for Representation
24: Jan van Deth: Non-electoral Participation
25: Christopher Wlezien: Dynamic Representation
Part VI. Challenges to representative democracy: domestic origins
26: Mark Bovens and Thomas Schillemans: Non-majoritarian institutions
27: Mark Peffley, Alexander Denison and Travis N. Taylor: Print, Electronic and Social Media and the Transformation of Democratic Representation
Part VII: Challenges to Representative Democracies: Populism
28: Pippa Norris: The Populist Challenge to Liberal Democracies
29: Thomas M. Meyer and Markus Wagner: The Rise of Populism in Modern Democracies
30: Zsolt Enyedi and Stephen Whitefield: Populists in Power: Populism and Representation in Illiberal Democracies
Part VIII. Challenges to Representative Democracy: International Aspects
31: Timothy Hellwig: Globalization, Electoral Change and Representation
32: Sara B. Hobolt: Representation and the European Union
33: Jorge M. Fernandes and Pedro Magalhaes: Does Economic and Political Integration Undermine Representative Democracy? Lessons from the 2008 Economic Crisis in the European Union
34: Richard Bellamy: Globalisation and Representative Democracy: Normative Challenges
1: Jane Mansbridge: The Evolution of Political Representation in Liberal Democracies: Concepts and Practices
2: Carles Boix, WillHorn and Alex Kerchner: The Formation and Development of Liberal Democracies
3: Christian Welzel: The cultural Pre-Requisites of Democracy.
4: Rudy B. Andeweg and Tom Louwerse: The institutional framework of representative democracy: Comparing the Populist-Majoritarian and the Liberal/Consensual Model
5: Carolien van Ham: Electoral Integrity.
Part II. Elite Orientations and Behavior
6: Simon Hug: Roll-call voting behavior in legislatures
7: Thomas Zittel: Constituency Candidates and Political Representation
Part III. Descriptive representation
8: Anne Philips: Descriptive Representation Revisited
9: Karen Celis and Silvia Erzeel: Gender equality
10: Didier Ruedin: Regional and Ethnic Minorities
11: David Farrell and Peter Stone: Sortition and Mini-Publics: A Different Kind of Representation
Part IV. Party Government and Representation
12: Richard S. Katz: The Model of Party Government
13: Russell Dalton: Party Competition and Representation
14: Wouter van der Brug, Eelco Harteveld and Jaap van Slageren: Party government and Voters
15: Reuven Hazan and Reut Itzkovich-Malka: Parliamentarians and Party Groups: the Role of Intra-party Unity
16: Thomas Poguntke and Susan Scarrow: Intra-party Democracy and Representation: Necessity, Complement, or Challenge?
17: Robert Thompson: Parties' Election Manifestos and Public Policies
18: Zoe Lefkofridi: Opinion-Policy congruence
19: Bingham Powell: Mandate vs Accountability
20: Andre Blais, Ruth Dassonneville and Filip Kostelka: Political equality and Turnout
21: Soeren Holmberg: Feeling represented
Part V. Beyond Elections as Instruments of Representative Democracy
22: Celine Colombo and Hanspeter Kriesi: Referendums and Direct Democracy
23: Jeremy Richardson: Interest Groups and the Market for Representation
24: Jan van Deth: Non-electoral Participation
25: Christopher Wlezien: Dynamic Representation
Part VI. Challenges to representative democracy: domestic origins
26: Mark Bovens and Thomas Schillemans: Non-majoritarian institutions
27: Mark Peffley, Alexander Denison and Travis N. Taylor: Print, Electronic and Social Media and the Transformation of Democratic Representation
Part VII: Challenges to Representative Democracies: Populism
28: Pippa Norris: The Populist Challenge to Liberal Democracies
29: Thomas M. Meyer and Markus Wagner: The Rise of Populism in Modern Democracies
30: Zsolt Enyedi and Stephen Whitefield: Populists in Power: Populism and Representation in Illiberal Democracies
Part VIII. Challenges to Representative Democracy: International Aspects
31: Timothy Hellwig: Globalization, Electoral Change and Representation
32: Sara B. Hobolt: Representation and the European Union
33: Jorge M. Fernandes and Pedro Magalhaes: Does Economic and Political Integration Undermine Representative Democracy? Lessons from the 2008 Economic Crisis in the European Union
34: Richard Bellamy: Globalisation and Representative Democracy: Normative Challenges
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