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090 _a4.07
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245 1 0 _aUnderstanding democracy :
_beconomic and political perspectives
260 _aNew York :
_bCambridge University,
_c1997
300 _a279 p.
505 8 0 _tPart I: democracy, the market, and the law
_tDemocratic stability as a self-enforcing equilibrium - Barry R. Weingast
_tDemocracy, competition, and the principle of isonomia: as economic analysis of the political exchange as an incomplete contract - Michele Grillo
_tConstitutional democracy: an interpretation - Dennis C. Mueller
_tNecessary and sufficient conditions for a viable democracy - Peter Bernholz
_tPart II: democracy and aconomic growth
_tGovernment spending and economic growth under democracy and dictatorship - Jose Antonio Cheibub and Adam Przeworski
_tRent seeking and redistribution under democracy versus dictatorship - Ronald Wintrobe
_tDemocratic governments, economics growth, and income distribution - Pierre Salmon
_tPart III: democratic deficiencies and possible improvements
_tDemocracy and the public machinery: the case of the headless leviathan - Gianluigi Galeotti
_tDemocracy and empowerment - Albert Breton and Margot Breton
_tPolitical participation, voting, and economic policy: three problems of modern democracies - Luigi Compiglio
_tPart IV: democratic expectations
_tComponents of the democratic ideal - Ian Shapiro
_tDemocracy on the margin - Russel Hardin
650 4 _aDemocracia
_911984
650 4 _aDitadura
_913286
650 4 _aPolĂ­tica
_912784
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998 _a20001019
_bMaria
_cMaria do Carmo
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_b1552^b
_cQuiteria
999 _aConvertido do Formato PHL
_bPHL2MARC21 1.1
_c1409
_d1409
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