民主主義（第３版）<br>Democracy Third Edition （3RD）

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民主主義（第３版）
Democracy Third Edition （3RD）

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 144 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780335209699
  • DDC分類 321.8

基本説明

Showing how the representative version of democracy was a relatively late arrival on the scene.

Full Description

In praise of previous editions: "...brilliant introduction." - New Statesman and Society"From start to finish, Arblaster's book is stimulating and highly readable." - Times Higher Educational Supplement"...an ideal first book to place in the hands of a student embarking on the study of democracy." - Journal of Commonwealth and Comparative Politics

What is the meaning of democracy?
Why has democracy provoked hostility in the past? Has the hostility entirely vanished?
* How democratic are contemporary Western societies in reality and how might they be made more democratic?
The revised and updated edition of this widely acclaimed survey takes account of the very different global context in which any discussion of democracy must now take place, including the mighty power of the multinationals vis-a-vis elected governments, the resurgence of the idea of an Islamic alternative to the Western democratic ideal, and the suggestion that unelected but powerful international bodies are effectively eroding the authority of the democratic state.Anthony Arblaster looks first at the history of both the theory and practice of democracy, and the fierce opposition it has often provoked, showing how the representative version of democracy we are now familiar with was a relatively late arrival on the scene. He finds the core of the idea of democracy in the notion of popular power, and in the second part of the book he explores the meaning of this and the problems it involves.Drawing on the classic writings of Rousseau, Paine and John Stuart Mill, he shows how wide the gap is between their vision of a fully democratic society and the limited realities of the Western democracies of today. Democracy, he argues, remains a relevant ideal and a challenge to much conventional political thinking, as well as to the centralizing tendencies of global power.

Contents

Preface and acknowledgements
Preface to the third edition
Introduction
defining democracy
Part one: History

The invention of democracy
The re-emergence of democracy
Popular politics

Part two: Ideas

Government by the people
Majority rule and its problems
Equality and the general interest
Representation and 'direct' democracy
Consent, freedom and debate
Conclusion
creating democracy
Notes
Bibliography
Index.