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Democracy in decline : Rebuilding its future / Philip Kotler.
Publisher: Thousand Oaks, California, USA : SAGE Publications, Inc, [2017]Description: pages cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9789386446893 (print (pb) : alk. paper)
- 321.8 KOT 23
- JK1726 .K68 2017
Contents:
Content:
Introduction - Challenges to Democracy in a Changing World;
Chapter 1: Why Democracy isn’t working well in the U.S. or Elsewhere, Why Having Elections is not enough;
Chapter 2: Reforming Elections, Why are Citizens Not Voting;
Chapter 3: Reforming Congress, Why does Congress Perform Poorly;
Chapter 4: Reforming the Executive Branch, Is the President Too Powerful;
Chapter 5: Reforming the Federal Judiciary Process, Is the Judiciary Shaping Legislation;
Chapter 6: Reforming the Federal-States Relationship , Are the States Too Independent;
Chapter 7: Reforming Political Partie, Are the Parties Too Rigid;
Chapter 8: Reforming Foreign Policy Making, Who Should Make Foreign Policy;
Chapter 9: Reforming Government Service, Are Government Employees Efficient and Conscious that they are ‘Public Servants’;
Chapter 10: Leading with Vision and Statesmanship, Isn’t It Time to Re-Create American Democracy;
Chapter 11: Dealing with the Major Unresolved Government Policy Issues
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National Law School | MPP Section | 321.8 KOT (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 36373 |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Content:
Introduction - Challenges to Democracy in a Changing World;
Chapter 1: Why Democracy isn’t working well in the U.S. or Elsewhere, Why Having Elections is not enough;
Chapter 2: Reforming Elections, Why are Citizens Not Voting;
Chapter 3: Reforming Congress, Why does Congress Perform Poorly;
Chapter 4: Reforming the Executive Branch, Is the President Too Powerful;
Chapter 5: Reforming the Federal Judiciary Process, Is the Judiciary Shaping Legislation;
Chapter 6: Reforming the Federal-States Relationship , Are the States Too Independent;
Chapter 7: Reforming Political Partie, Are the Parties Too Rigid;
Chapter 8: Reforming Foreign Policy Making, Who Should Make Foreign Policy;
Chapter 9: Reforming Government Service, Are Government Employees Efficient and Conscious that they are ‘Public Servants’;
Chapter 10: Leading with Vision and Statesmanship, Isn’t It Time to Re-Create American Democracy;
Chapter 11: Dealing with the Major Unresolved Government Policy Issues
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