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Day 12 (p. 207 to 227 continued): Unrestricted freedom of association can be dangerous in some cases, such as states that lack universal suffrage. Is the demand for democracy exceeding its supply today?

  Tocqueville considers whether restrictions should be placed on the freedom of association, particularly with respect to political parties.   Tocqueville turns his attention to… Continue reading Day 12 (p. 207 to 227 continued): Unrestricted freedom of association can be dangerous in some cases, such as states that lack universal suffrage. Is the demand for democracy exceeding its supply today?

PUBLISHED ON Posted on August 21, 2015March 3, 2017Author BY Brockin Categories Responses to Democracy in America
Tags Democracy in America, freedom of association, Proportional representation, social licence, Tocqueville
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