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List of Figures vii
List of Tables ix
Notes on Contributors xi
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
"Hybrid Democracy" and Its Consequences Shaun Bowler Amihai Glazer 1
Was Rove Right? Ohio's Gay Marriage Ban and the 2004 Presidential Election Daniel A. Smith 21
Electoral Supply and Demand: Direct Democracy Campaigns, Political Interest, and Participation Caroline Tolbert Daniel Bowen 35
Direct Democracy and the Public Agenda: Ballot Initiatives and Public Beliefs about Important Problems Stephen P. Nicholson 55
Direct Democracy's Effects on Political Parties Shaun Bowler Todd Donovan 69
The Initiative Process and Interest Group Attention to Legislative Activity Frederick J. Boehmke 93
Direct Democracy and the Executive Branch John G. Matsusaka 115
Direct Democracy and the Stability of State Policy Amihai Glazer Anthony McGann 137
Direct Democracy and Good Governance: Does It Matter? Russell J. Dalton 149
Appendix A 169
Appendix B 171
Appendix C 172
References 173
Further Reading 189
Index 191
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Tim Harpster
reviewed Direct Democracy's Impact on American Political Institutions on June 03, 2019
Direct Democracy's Impact on American Political Institutions
Great, timely read that I wish everyone I worked with had already read! It's no secret all Americans and especially southerners shy away from political cowardice and gravitate towards common sense, plainly stated public policy. I know from personal experience that the South is ready for a progressive message, and I think Moser did a good job compiling examples and interviews to back up that assertion. I wish there was a little more content or that the book had more to say about the last 6 years, but that's due to the publishing date and no fault of the author. Definitely recommended.
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