Just Elections
Creating a Fair Electoral Process in the United States
269 pages, 6 x 9
©
2002
Cloth $27.50
ISBN: 9780226797632
Published November 2002
Paper $17.00
ISBN: 9780226797649
Published July 2004
Related links: Listen to the author's description of his book, from the John F. Kennedy School of Government website (requires RealPlayer).
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Electoral Justice
Legitimacy
Individual Rights
Fair Competition
Principles of Electoral Justice
Deliberating about Electoral Justice
1. Equal Respect: Why Votes Count
Casting Votes
Drawing Districts
Counting Votes
Conclusion
2. Free Choice: How Voters Decide
Selecting Candidates
Informing Voters
Financing Campaigns
Conclusion
3. Popular Sovereignty: Who Decides What Votes Count
Taking Initiatives
Deferring to State Legislatures
Empowering Commissions
Conclusion
Conclusion: Electoral Deliberation
Justice and Representation
From Principles to Institutions
Norms of Electoral Deliberation
Forums of Deliberation
Notes
Index
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