The architecture of democracy
Subtitle: constitutional design, conflict management, and democracy
By: edited by Andrew Reynolds
Contributors: Reynolds, Andrew, 1967-
Series: Oxford studies in democratization
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 507
Subjects: Democracy; Democratization; Comparative government
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [459]-487) and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction : institutional design, conflict management, and democracy / Katharine Belmont, Scott Mainwaring, and Andrew Reynolds; title: Constitutional design : proposals versus processes / Donald L. Horowitz; title: The wave of power-sharing democracy / Arend Lijphart; title: Institutions and coalition-building in post-communist transitions / Olga Shvetsova; title: Presidents, parliaments, and democracy : insights from the post-communist world / Timothy Frye; title: Presidentialism and democratic performance / José Antonio Cheibub; title: Constitutional asymmetries : communal representation, federalism, and cultural autonomy / Yash Pal Ghai; title: Federalism and state-building : post-communist and post-colonial perspectives / Steven L. Solnick; title: Ballots not bullets : testing consociational theories of ethnic conflict, electoral systems, and democratization / Pippa Norris; title: Designing electoral rules and waiting for an electoral system to evolve / Rein Taagepera; title: Constitutional engineering in post-coup Fiji / Brij V. Lal; title: The Belfast Agreement and the British-Irish Agreement : consociation, confederal institutions, a federacy, and a peace process / Brendan O'Leary; title: The Eritrean experience in constitution making : the dialectic of process and substance / Bereket Habte Selassie; title: Indonesia's democratic transition : playing by the rules / R. William Liddle; title: Institutional design, ethnic conflict management, and democracy in Nigeria / Rotimi T. Suberu and Larry Diamond; title: Ethnic diversities, constitutional designs, and public policies in India / David Stuligross and Ashutosh Varshney