of Civil Society -- Conclusion -- 6.The Global Politics of Democratization -- The Changing

. Inclusion; 6. Equality; 7. Power; 8. The case against democracy; 9. The case for democracy; 10. Building a

Participation / Marc Hooghe -- 5. Election Campaigns / Christopher Wlezien -- 6. The Political Representation of

environments -- Conclusion -- 6.Institutional Diversity -- What makes institutions similar? -- What makes

. Collaborative Governance and Cooperative Policy-Making -- 5. Empowering the Citizen or the Customer? -- 6

. The foreign policy makers -- 6. Parliament -- 7. The ANC -- 8. The unions -- 9 . The opposition -- 10

capitalism / Luigi Burroni and Carlo Trigilia -- 6.Between pork and productivity: upending the Japanese model

category mistake nor a categorical imperative Andreas Føllesdal; 6. Regional vs. global democracy

Together / Xavier Godinot -- 5. Basic Ties and Fundamental Rights / Marco Aurelio Ugarte Ochoa -- 6

ballot box; 4. Acquiring the habit; 5. The burden of being represented; 6. Spaces of disappearance; 7

Democracy: Market Accountability and the Consumer-Citizen -- 6.Disorienting Cosmopolitanism: Accountability

Deliberation and Public Opinion -- Ch. 4. Deliberative Elections -- Ch. 5. How Government Deliberates -- Ch. 6