Let the People Rule
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Let the People Rule
How Direct Democracy Can Meet the Populist Challenge
Matsusaka, John G.
Princeton University Press
04/2022
312
Mole
Inglês
9780691199740
15 a 20 dias
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Direct democracy; Referendum; Voting; Legislator; The Administrative State; Representative democracy; Legislature; Populism; Rulemaking; Tax; Civil society; Constitutional amendment; Sovereign People; Politician; The Political Machine; Judicial independence; Technocracy; Political culture; Political revolution; Public participation; Consideration; Respondent; Law; Petitioner; Public opinion; Executive agreement; Sanctity of life; Autocracy; Sovereignty; Abstention; Regulatory agency; Political organization; Voting behavior; Supporter; State law (United States); Public administration; Ratification; Legislation; Proclamation; Revolutionary movement; Aristocracy; Payment; Mandatory referendum; Preference (economics); Regime; Direct election; Amendment; Statute; Procurement; Upper house; Standard-bearer; Majority rule; Caucus; Regulation; Admission to the Union; United States Office of Government Ethics; Party leader; Vote counting; Market power; Bureaucrat; Citizenship; Consumption (economics); Reform movement; Self-governance; Government spending; Court; Official language; Workforce; Task force; Social issue
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Direct democracy; Referendum; Voting; Legislator; The Administrative State; Representative democracy; Legislature; Populism; Rulemaking; Tax; Civil society; Constitutional amendment; Sovereign People; Politician; The Political Machine; Judicial independence; Technocracy; Political culture; Political revolution; Public participation; Consideration; Respondent; Law; Petitioner; Public opinion; Executive agreement; Sanctity of life; Autocracy; Sovereignty; Abstention; Regulatory agency; Political organization; Voting behavior; Supporter; State law (United States); Public administration; Ratification; Legislation; Proclamation; Revolutionary movement; Aristocracy; Payment; Mandatory referendum; Preference (economics); Regime; Direct election; Amendment; Statute; Procurement; Upper house; Standard-bearer; Majority rule; Caucus; Regulation; Admission to the Union; United States Office of Government Ethics; Party leader; Vote counting; Market power; Bureaucrat; Citizenship; Consumption (economics); Reform movement; Self-governance; Government spending; Court; Official language; Workforce; Task force; Social issue
