Liberalism Against Populism: A Confrontation Between the Theory of Democracy and the Theory of Social Choice
William H. Riker explores the tensions between liberalism and populism by comparing theories of democracy with theories of social choice. This focused work considers how collective decision-making shapes democratic thought, making it relevant to readers of political science, political theory, and democratic studies.
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Liberalism Against Populism examines the relationship between liberalism and populism.
William H. Riker frames the discussion as a confrontation between theories of democracy and social choice.
The book focuses on how democratic principles relate to collective decision-making.
It offers a concise work for readers interested in political theory, democracy, and social choice.
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