Direct Democratic Choice: The Swiss ExperienceLexington Books, 2005 - Broj stranica: 263 Direct Democratic Choice sets out to understand how the citizens actually decide in direct-democratic votes. Author Hanspeter Kriesi has analyzed nearly twenty years of post-election surveys in Switzerland (1981-1999), which he has contextualized according to the various political issues and the relevant arguments provided by the political elites. This book's core argument is that the citizens who participate in direct-democratic votes make competent choices. Kriesi provides strong support for an optimistic view of direct-democratic decision-making but also indicates that this process, wherever it occurs, can be improved by proper institutional design and by appropriate strategies enacted by the political elite. |
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... cues they receive from the different camps , which they then process in terms of their political predispositions ( their preferences , ideolog- ical positions , values , and beliefs ) and their political awareness ( their level of ...
... cues they receive from the different camps , which they then process in terms of their political predispositions ( their preferences , ideolog- ical positions , values , and beliefs ) and their political awareness ( their level of ...
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... cues to use heuristic strategies . Within this context , the individual choice of the particular heuristic strategy is likely to be a function of the difficulty of the task , i.e. , of the familiarity of the project , and of the ...
... cues to use heuristic strategies . Within this context , the individual choice of the particular heuristic strategy is likely to be a function of the difficulty of the task , i.e. , of the familiarity of the project , and of the ...
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... cues or they can systematically consider the arguments exchanged by the adversarial camps during the cam- paign . In the real world of direct - democratic choices , the two analytically distinct paths to make up one's mind may not be ...
... cues or they can systematically consider the arguments exchanged by the adversarial camps during the cam- paign . In the real world of direct - democratic choices , the two analytically distinct paths to make up one's mind may not be ...
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Toward a Realistic Theory of Direct Democracy | 1 |
The Structuration of the Choice | 19 |
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