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Legitimacy, domination, and ego displacement

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Science, power, and the degradation of American political science

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Social science and judicial policy making

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The supreme court and social science

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Party government : a rationalistic conception

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The attribution of variance in electoral returns : an alternative measurement technique

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How parties organize : change and adaptation in party organizations in Western democracies

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Models of Democracy

Katz, Richard S. - In: European Union Politics 2 (2001) 1, pp. 53-79

Most current debate about the democratic deficit equates democracy with party government and popular direction of policy (popular sovereignty). Alternative conceptions of democracy, pluralist or veto-group liberalism, are more consistent with European political and social circumstances and with...

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