The good representative
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| Format: | Book |
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Malden, MA :
Wiley- Blackwell
2012
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Table of Contents:
- Table of Contents Preface Chapter 1 Who is a Good Representative? An Ethics of Democratic Representation The Proper Scope of an Ethics of Democratic Representation Three Assumptions The Theoretical Contribution of The Good Representative Deliberative Democracy Descriptive Representation for Historically Disadvantaged Groups Chapter 2 Who is a Good Representative? Moving Beyond Descriptive Representation Democratic Representation and Descriptive Representation Two Problems within the Literature on Descriptive Representation Justifying the Silence about Criteria The Need for Criteria The Need for Democratic Standards Chapter 3 Democratic Advocacy and Good Democratic Representation The Scope of Democratic Representation Sources of Authority for Democratic Representatives Holding Democratic Representatives Accountable Existing Standards for Identifying Bad Representatives Interests of the Constituents Autonomy Professional Norms Why Democratic Standards? The Importance of Standards The Importance of Function Identifying the Function of Democratic Representatives Political Advocacy Democratic Advocacy The Three Virtues Democracy and Democratic Citizens' Preferences Chapter 4 The First Virtue: The Virtue of Fair-mindedness Political Efficacy Democratic Efficacy Why Civic Equality? The Meaning of Civic Equality Using the First Virtue to Evaluate Representatives Two Problems with the First Virtue Chapter 5 Going beyond Methods: The Virtue of Political Development Democratic Representation and Participation Problems with Evaluating Representatives by Citizen Participation The Virtue of Political Development Promoting Critical Trust Problems with the Second Virtue Chapter 6 Developing The Right Relationships The Mutual Relationships Distinctive of Democratic Representation Linking Citizens' Fate The Virtue of Good Gatekeeping Political Opponents The Dispossessed Marginalized The Case for Marginalization Problems with the Third Virtue Conclusion Chapter 7 Preferable Democratic Representatives: Real World Political Virtues Preferability and the Virtues Preferability and System Dependency Are Good Descriptive Representatives Good Democratic Representatives? Choosing Among the Virtues Bad Democratic Representatives Bibliography
