Titlebook: Challenges to Democracy; Ideas, Involvement a Keith Dowding (Professor of Political Science),Jam Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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E-governance: Weber’s Revenge?Across the world, politicians make much of their strategies for modernizing government, using new technologies (Heeks, 1999). Under that rubric are three different clusters of activities:

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Levelling Downlow inequalities, even if some or all would be better off. Thus egalitarians were said to favour ‘levelling down’, jealously refusing to allow, or even undoing, Pareto improvements over equality: improvements that made at least one person better off without making anyone else worse off. In the worst

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The Political Economy of Human Happinessmise of a better life is indeed a powerful mechanism for winning political support, electoral competition in modern democratic societies has come largely to embody ideological disagreements over the best method for improving quality of life. All shades of public philosophy, from the social democrati

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Social Capital, Civic Literacy and Political Participation: Explaining Differences in Voter Turnoutt in national elections. Turnout is also one of the components of his ‘civic community index’, used to distinguish high from low social capital regions in Italy (1993). And yet Putnam expends little analytical effort on factors affecting voter turnout, emphasizing membership in voluntary organizatio

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