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Charles Johnson
reviewed Architects of Political Change: Constitutional Quandaries and Social Choice Theory on May 19, 2020
Architects of Political Change: Constitutional Quandaries and Social Choice Theory
Wish there was a rating option of "I don't have an opinion." It was a textbook, not abysmal, not fantastic.
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Add Architects of Political Change: Constitutional Quandaries and Social Choice Theory, This work offers a set of extended interpretations of Madison's argument in Federalist X of 1787, using ideas from social choice theory and from the work of Douglass North, Mancur Olson, and William Riker. Its focus is not on rational choice theory itself, Architects of Political Change: Constitutional Quandaries and Social Choice Theory to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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