Electoral Systems: A Comparative and Theoretical Introduction

Andrew Reeve · Alan Ware

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1. Introduction 2. What is an Election? 3. The Evolution of the Parliamentary Electoral System 4. Electoral Systems and Democracy 5. Secret and Open Voting 6. The Territorial Dimension of Elections 7. Aggregating Votes: Rival Systems.

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