Constitutional democracy
by Dennis C. Mueller
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Dennis C. Mueller illuminates the links between the structure of democratic government and the outcomes it achieves by drawing comparisons between American and foreign government systems. The questions examined are not what constitutions have been written, but rather what constitution should be written to advance a community's interests. The book explores the major issues a polity faces when drafting a constitution: Is a two-party or a multi-party system better? Should it adopt federalism? Bicameralism?
Should the executive and legislative functions be combined? What role should the judiciary play? How should citizenship be defined?
- Addressing these questions and much more, Constitutional Democracy is a comprehensive and up-to-date normative analysis of these issues. Provocative and intriguing, this work will be of great interest to scholars and students of political science, economics and law.
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Constitutional Democracy
November 6, 2000, Oxford University Press, USA
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Includes bibliographical references (351-370) and indexes.
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