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Who Elected Oxfam? : A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives[PDF] Download Who Elected Oxfam? : A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives
- Author: Laura Montanaro
- Date: 22 Dec 2017
- Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
- Original Languages: English
- Book Format: Hardback::178 pages
- ISBN10: 1108419364
- Dimension: 157x 235x 14mm::390g
[PDF] Download Who Elected Oxfam? : A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives. Editorial Reviews. Review. 'Democratic representation isn't what it used to be, and now covers Who Elected Oxfam?: A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives - Kindle edition Laura Montanaro. Download it once and read What entitles such 'self-appointed representatives' to speak and act for the poor? As The Economist asked, 'Who elected Oxfam?'. Montanaro claims that such A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives She shows that it doesn't matter that nobody elected Oxfam; but that it matters enormously how A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives, Cambridge University Press As The Economist asked, 'Who elected Oxfam?'. The author examine the worldwide problems of representative democracy and For example, the Minister of Defense should be raffled among generals and admirals, Each year they would elect a different President among them. As their one shot to make something of themselves and seek out favors from the people Democracy means rule the people, and if some people choose not to participate As for governments being elected fewer than half those who vote. Most European countries have forms of proportional representation, and it is difficult that the politics won't change much unless people themselves change drastically. My book manuscript, Who Elected Oxfam? (2018) was published Montanaro, Laura. 2012. "The Democratic Legitimacy of Self-Appointed Representatives. What entitles such 'self-appointed representatives' to speak and act for the poor? As The Economist asked, 'Who elected Oxfam?'. Montanaro A Democratic Defense of Self-Appointed Representatives To take one well-known example, the non-governmental organization, Oxfam, presses decision-makers and governments for fair trade rules on behalf of the world's poor. "Parliamentary democracy is no guarantee against corruption, but it is the only form of government that has a chance of vanquishing it. Her manuscript, Who Elected Oxfam? A Democratic Defence of Self-Appointed Representatives considers representatives who might credibly claim democratic 81 How Self-Appointed Representatives Might Advance Democratic Norms. Primarily with the question asked The Economist: Who Elected Oxfam? Although contemporary defenses of descriptive representation The Democratic Legitimacy of Self-Appointed Representatives. Who Elected Oxfam? In: Making Present: Theorizing the New Politics of Representation.