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Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Preface to the Second Edition ix
Preface to the First Edition xv
Chapter 1. Introduction 1
Chapter 2. The Westminster Model of Democracy 9
Chapter 3. The Consensus Model of Democracy 30
Chapter 4. Thirty-Six Democracies 46
Chapter 5. Party Systems: Two-Party and Multiparty Patterns 60
Chapter 6. Cabinets: Concentration Versus Sharing of Executive Power 79
Chapter 7. Executive-Legislative Relations: Patterns of Dominance and Balance of Power 105
Chapter 8. Electoral Systems: Majority and Plurality Methods Versus Proportional Representation 130
Chapter 9. Interest Groups: Pluralism Versus Corporatism 158
Chapter 10. Division of Power: The Federal-Unitary and Centralized-Decentralized Contrasts 174
Chapter 11. Parliaments and Congresses: Concentration Versus Division of Legislative Power 187
Chapter 12. Constitutions: Amendment Procedures and Judicial Review 204
Chapter 13. Central Banks: Independence Versus Dependence 226
Chapter 14. The Two-Dimensional Conceptual Map of Democracy 239
Chapter 15. Effective Government and Policy-Making: Does Consensus Democracy Make a Difference? 255
Chapter 16. The Quality of Democracy and a “Kinder, Gentler” Democracy: Consensus Democracy Makes a Difference 274
Chapter 17. Conclusions and Recommendations 295
Appendix Two. Dimensions and Ten Basic Variables, 1945–2010 and 1981–2010 304
References 311
Index 338

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Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Preface to the Second Edition ix
Preface to the First Edition xv
Chapter 1. Introduction 1
Chapter 2. The Westminster Model of Democracy 9
Chapter 3. The Consensus Model of Democracy 30
Chapter 4. Thirty-Six Democracies 46
Chapter 5. Party Systems: Two-Party and Multiparty Patterns 60
Chapter 6. Cabinets: Concentration Versus Sharing of Executive Power 79
Chapter 7. Executive-Legislative Relations: Patterns of Dominance and Balance of Power 105
Chapter 8. Electoral Systems: Majority and Plurality Methods Versus Proportional Representation 130
Chapter 9. Interest Groups: Pluralism Versus Corporatism 158
Chapter 10. Division of Power: The Federal-Unitary and Centralized-Decentralized Contrasts 174
Chapter 11. Parliaments and Congresses: Concentration Versus Division of Legislative Power 187
Chapter 12. Constitutions: Amendment Procedures and Judicial Review 204
Chapter 13. Central Banks: Independence Versus Dependence 226
Chapter 14. The Two-Dimensional Conceptual Map of Democracy 239
Chapter 15. Effective Government and Policy-Making: Does Consensus Democracy Make a Difference? 255
Chapter 16. The Quality of Democracy and a “Kinder, Gentler” Democracy: Consensus Democracy Makes a Difference 274
Chapter 17. Conclusions and Recommendations 295
Appendix Two. Dimensions and Ten Basic Variables, 1945–2010 and 1981–2010 304
References 311
Index 338