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Democratic Procedures and Liberal Consensus
Oxford University Press (2004)
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In this ground-breaking study, George Klosko combines a theoretical discussion of liberalism with an empirical analysis of the conditions under which people give their support to liberal democratic regimes and regard policies as legitimate.
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