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Direct Democratic Choice: The Swiss Experience

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Chapter 1 Introduction: Toward a Realistic Theory of Direct Democracy Chapter 2 The Structuration of the Choice Chapter 3 The Campaign: The Role of the Political Elite Chapter 4 Political Awareness Chapter 5 Participation Chapter 6 Heuristic Strategies Chapter 7 Argument-Based Strategies Chapter 8 The Relative Importance of the Two Strategies Chapter 9 Conclusion

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