Political Parties and Democratic Linkage: How Parties Organize Democracy (Comparative Study of Electoral Systems)
by David M. Farrell, Russell J. Dalton, Ian Mcallister
Political Parties and Democratic Linkage explores how political parties organize democracy and connect citizens with democratic institutions. Framed as a comparative study of electoral systems, the book offers a political science examination of party organization, elections, and the mechanisms of democratic linkage across differing contexts.
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Political Parties and Democratic Linkage examines the relationship between political parties and the organization of democracy.
The book focuses on how parties create connections between citizens and democratic institutions.
Presented as a comparative study of electoral systems, it considers party organization across different democratic contexts.
David M. Farrell, Russell J. Dalton, and Ian Mcallister provide a political science perspective on parties, elections, and democratic linkage.
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