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Proportional Representation Review
Includes supplements.
Proportional Representation Applied To Party Government
Proportional Representation Applied To Party Government offers a compelling exploration into the multifaceted world of political systems and electoral reforms. This collection delves into the nuanced discussions surrounding proportional representation, highlighting its potential to transform party governance worldwide. Through a range of literary styles, from incisive essays to detailed analyses, the anthology captures the diversity and complexity of thought on electoral systems. Key pieces within this volume provide a deep dive into the mechanics of proportional representation and its implications for democracy, presenting a balanced yet thought-provoking discourse on the subject. The colle...
Proportional Representation: A Study in Methods of Election
In 'Proportional Representation: A Study in Methods of Election', John H. Humphreys presents an exhaustive examination of the electoral systems that aim to mirror the diversity of public opinion within legislative bodies. The book is as much a treatise on the philosophy of democratic representation as it is a technical analysis of voting systems. Written in an erudite, yet accessible prose, Humphreys situates his study within the broader context of political theory and practical governance, exploring not only the mechanics but also the implications of various methods of proportional representation. This work is a pertinent resource, crafted with the precision that continues to frame debates ...
The Politics of Representation
As societies have become ever more complex, coupled with the increased power of the media, electoral campaigns have become a key focus of political communication research. In this important new book, an international team of experts critically examines issues of democratic representation in three culturally diverse nations whose governments are elected under systems of proportional representation - New Zealand, Germany, and Italy. The authors examine the power plays at work in the development and implementation of proportional representation in their respective countries and they consider the ways in which the electoral system has impacted election campaign strategies. The final chapter by Douglas Kellner (George F. Kellner Philosophy of Education Chair, Social Sciences and Comparative Education, UCLA) relates the issue to contemporary politics in the United States by using the 2000 U.S. presidential election to investigate the ways in which democracy is served, and disserved, by the electoral system.
