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Direct democracy works
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Abstract
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The purpose of this essay is to describe the practice and theory of the increasingly important political phenomenon of direct democracy and the main lessons from the scholarly literature. Many questions remain to be answered, but the emerging view is that direct democracy works-allowing the general public to participate in lawmaking often seems to improve the performance of government.
Keywords:
RESOURCE-ALLOCATION
POLITICAL-PARTIES
GOVERNMENT
STATE
20TH-CENTURY
INITIATIVES
BUREAUCRATS
INFORMATION
IDEOLOGY
ECONOMY
Journal
J
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8.8
Papers:
1.8K
Citations:
2.0W
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Cited Papers
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