Democracy (Concepts in the social sciences)

Democracy by Anthony Arblaster, published by Open University Press in 1987, is a concise exploration of the concept of democracy, spanning 119 pages. This edition delves into the core idea of democracy as rooted in the notion of popular power, providing a foundational understanding of its implications and challenges.
In this book, Arblaster examines the meaning of popular power and the various issues it presents within the realms of politics and social sciences. Readers will find a thorough analysis that addresses the complexities of political science and government, encouraging a deeper reflection on the principles that underpin democratic systems. This work serves as a significant contribution to discussions surrounding politics and governance.
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Arblaster finds the core of the idea of democracy in the notion of popular power, and in the second half of his book he explores the meaning of this concept and the problems it creates.
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