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American Political Science Review, 2009, vol. 103, issue 2, iii-vii

Abstract: The first five of this issue's articles address how democracies work, or how they should work—what motivates voters, how democratic governments distribute public goods, how representatives are (or should be) constrained by their electorates' preferences, and whether episodes of civil violence spur or retard democratic participation.

Date: 2009
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