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Direct Democracy In Comparative Law 1st Edition Elisabetta Palici Di Suni Martin A Rogoff Eloy Garca

Name: Direct Democracy In Comparative Law 1st Edition Elisabetta Palici Di Suni Martin A Rogoff Eloy Garca
SKU: BELL-51660810
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Direct Democracy In Comparative Law 1st Edition Elisabetta Palici Di Suni Martin A Rogoff Eloy Garca instant download after payment.

Publisher: Boom Uitgevers Den Haag

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.5 MB

Pages: 253

Author: Elisabetta Palici di Suni; Martin A. Rogoff; Eloy García

ISBN: 9789462748491, 9462748497

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: 1

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Direct Democracy In Comparative Law 1st Edition Elisabetta Palici Di Suni Martin A Rogoff Eloy Garca by Elisabetta Palici Di Suni; Martin A. Rogoff; Eloy García 9789462748491, 9462748497 instant download after payment.

Faced with the variety and complexity of the forms that direct democracy takes today, this book pays attention first to the main stages in which direct democracy has historically evolved, and then considers at greater length the systems currently in place in different countries. The first chapter provides historical background. The two following chapters are devoted to Europe and to the Americas, where direct democracy is most developed. The analysis of the different forms that direct democracy has historically taken and those that characterize contemporary systems should allow a more balanced judgment for or against direct democracy, both in general and in specific contexts.