 | Ben Reilly - 2001 - 236 pages
...formulation is now widely accepted: Lijphart, for example, reflects the scholarly consensus when he writes 'if one wants to change the nature of a particular...the most suitable and effective instrument for doing so'(1995a, 412). There are many ways of studying elections and electoral systems. At the most basic... | |
 | Edward Newman, Albrecht Schnabel - 2002 - 248 pages
...constitutional engineering to be used in mitigating conflict within divided societies. As Arend Lijphart notes, 'If one wants to change the nature of a particular...the most suitable and effective instrument for doing so'.4 As well as their suitability for engineering, electoral rules also serve to structure the arena... | |
 | Edward Newman, Albrecht Schnabel - 2002 - 244 pages
...engineering to be used in mitigating conflict within divided societies. As Arend Lijphart notes, 'lf one wants to change the nature of a particular democracy,...the most suitable and effective instrument for doing so'.' As well as their suitability for engineering, electoral rules also serve to structure the arena... | |
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If one wants to change the nature of a particular democracy, the electoral system is likely to be the most suitable and effective instrument for doing... 