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Electoral representation revisited: Introduction
Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy (5):629-634 (2022)
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Electoral representation is a cornerstone of contemporary democracy. Democracy today is widely interpreted to mean that the people governs itself through electing officials of government. But while...Author's Profile
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