This is part one of a two-volume set. "...[Sartori] reviews the
major democratic theories of our time and canvasses astutely the
salient issues among them. Sartori synthesizes a theory of his own
which he proffers as a new mainstream view to his readers. His
trenchant and swift-moving argument moves deftly among competing
schools of thought. The book's greatest strength lies in Sartori's
demonstration that prescriptive and descriptive theories (the ideal
and the real) must be blended, to be valid, in an integral whole-in
theory of the democratically possible. The clarity and dramatic
power of this erudite work render it very accessible to
undergraduate students." - William T. Bluhm, The University of
Rochester
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