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Representative government and representation

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Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late counsellors

Egerton Ryerson

1844

Deliberative democracy

William Rehg, James Bohman

1997

On Liberty / The Subjection of Women

John Stuart Mill

1879

Democratizing the constitution

Peter Aucoin

2011

Representation

David Judge

1999

Parliament in the German political system

Gerhard Loewenberg

1966

Wealth and Democracy

Kevin P. Phillips, Kevin Phillips

2002

Utilitarianism

John Stuart Mill

1863 ★ 4.2

Representatives of the lower clergy in Parliament, 1295-1340

Jeffrey Howard Denton

1987

New Federalist papers

Alan Brinkley

1997

The rise of the Norwegian Parliament

Hilmar Rommetvedt

2003

Black faces, black interests

Carol M. Swain

1998

The theory and practice of modern government

Herman Finer

1949

Considerations on Representative Government

John Stuart Mill

1861

The budget and responsible government

Cleveland, Frederick Albert

1920

Electoral politics is not enough

Peter F. Burns

2006

Inventing freedom

Daniel Hannan

2013

The Russian Parliament

Thomas F. Remington

2001

Foundations of Representative Government in Maryland, 16321715

David William Jordan

1987

Identities and rights

Gurpreet Mahajan

1998

Representation and Presidential primaries

James I. Lengle

1981

Securities against misrule

Jon Elster

2013

Strong parties and lame ducks

Michael Coppedge

1994

J.S. Mill

John Stuart Mill

2010

Readings in social and political philosophy

Robert M. Stewart

1996

On Liberty

John Stuart Mill

1859 ★ 3.9

Government by the people

David B. Magleby, Paul Charles Light, James Burns et al.

1957

New commentaries on the laws of England

Henry John Stephen

1853

Comparing Westminster

R. A. W. Rhodes

2009

The mother of parliaments

Harry Graham

1910

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