"Rethinking Popular Representation" starts out from the deep
concern with contemporary tendencies towards depoliticization of
public issues and popular interests. It is argued that the root
cause of this is flawed representation, due to both elitist
institution building and fragmented citizen participation. Hence
the book makes a case for the need to rethink more democratic
popular representation. Towards this end, the book outlines an
overarching analytical framework for popular representation,
examines key theoretical issues and empirical experiences of
popular representation, and provides a policy-oriented
conclusion.
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