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6.1. Watchdog and Advisory Functions are Sufficient (Top)
This boils down to the question whether a Public Interest Institution should undertake proactive campaigns to bring about changes in the structure of the political system, such as electoral rules and the two-party system. (Develop)
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Hudson, William E., American Democracy in Peril: Seven Challenges to America's Future, Second Edition (Chatham House Publishers: New Jersey, 1998)
Kernell, Samuel & Steven S. Smith, (Eds.) Principle and Practice of American Politics: Classic and Contemporary Readings (CQ Press: Washington, D.C., 2000).
Shea, John C., (Ed.), Arguments on American Politics (Brooks/Cole: Pacific Grove, California).
Roelofs, H Mark, The Poverty of American Politics: A Theoretical Interpretation, Second Edition (Temple University Press, 1998).
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