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Direct democracy in Europe : developments and prospects

Zoltán Tibor Pállinger, Bruno Kaufmann, Wilfried Marxer, Theo Schiller

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System contexts and system effects of direct democracy - direct democracy in Liechtenstein and Switzerland compared - A Double Integration Policy Divide: Votes and Interest Group Recommendations in Switzerland - Direct Democracy and Citizens' Information about Politics - Voting Behaviour in the European Constitution Process - Referendum experience in Slovakia: a long and winding road - Databases for (empirical) research on 'direct democracy' u.a.

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Key concepts: Referendum, Direct democracy, Democracy, Voting, Representative democracy, Political science, Constitution, Politics