Value representation—the dominance of ends over means in democratic politics: Reply to Murakami

Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 22 (2-3):311-329 (2010)
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Abstract

American democracy is not unconstrained or autonomous, but instead achieves what could be termed value representation. Rather than affording representation on policy issues, elections transmit priorities among competing normative ends, while elite politics address the more complex matching of ends and means within the value boundaries established by voters. This results in neither policy representation nor state autonomy, but instead in a specific and limited form of democratic representation

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