Democracy's Cookbook
Michael LatnerRecipes for political equality and popular sovereignty.
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Do Electoral Systems Actually Change Public Policy?
California Burning: Smoke from the Eaton Fire blankets the air of Altadena, California. Zoe Meyers / AFP - Getty Images
California’s democratic dilemma is getting more attention since I wrote about it a few weeks ago. The most promi...
The Anti-Party Trap
Caption: The proportional election system was one of the most pressing topics in Switzerland at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Here, a 1918 postcard depicts a campaign poster in favor of the transition to a proportional ele...
Why Should Anyone Care About Democracy Reform in California?
I was in Berkeley this week for a forum on democracy reform in California, hosted by ProRep Coalition at the Goldman School of Public Policy. It’s the kind of room where people who study democracy bring together real people to talk about ho...
Fragmentation and Function
This essay was originally a guest post at Election Law Blog…
The following is a guest post from Michael Latner:
Richard Pildes’ thoughtful essay on yesterday’s Election Law Blog distinguishes two lines of debate over the virtues of propor...
Controlling For Party Affiliation
Yesterday the Supreme Court released its decision in Callais, the Louisiana redistricting case in which the Court determined that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act is constitutional, if properly understood as not exceeding the “race neutra...
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Director of Research on Democratic Reform @CHHI HLS; Professor of Political Science, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo. Electoral engineer and builder of longer tables...
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