Politics by Principle, Not Interest: Towards Nondiscriminatory Democracy
by James M. Buchanan, Roger D. Congleton
James M. Buchanan and Roger D. Congleton examine how democratic politics might be organized around general principles rather than particular interests. Focusing on nondiscriminatory democracy, this work explores political institutions, public choice, and the rules governing collective decision-making for readers of political economy and democratic theory.
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Politics by Principle, Not Interest examines the relationship between democratic governance and the principles that shape collective decisions.
James M. Buchanan and Roger D. Congleton focus on the idea of nondiscriminatory democracy, contrasting principled political arrangements with those guided by particular interests.
The book offers a theoretical perspective on institutions, public choice, and the rules that structure political decision-making.
It is suited to readers interested in political science, economics, democratic theory, and the design of public institutions.
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