On Legislatures looks at why people support their individual
representatives but continue to criticise the legislative system at
every opportunity. Although legislatures exist in every political
system and are meant to represent the people, they are generally
disparaged because they appear both unrepresentative and
indecisive. Gerhard Loewenberg explains this puzzling contradiction
by examining what representation means and what it takes for a
large number of equally representative members to reach decisions.
It also describes the methods for studying legislatures that have
been developed in the social sciences in the last half century and
shows their importance in democratic societies throughout the
world. On Legislatures gets to the heart of the current disconnect
between legislatures and the public they are supposed to represent.
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