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The Rules of Democracy

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The world can be better run. Democracy is the most effective way to take back control over decisions that impact people’s lives. But democracy must evolve following a global technological revolutio...
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The world can be better run. Democracy is the most effective way to take back control over decisions that impact people’s lives. But democracy must evolve following a global technological revolution that has increased fears that global trade and immigration threaten our identity, that we face environmental ruin and that cybercriminals and 'big tech' can do as they please, unchecked – all made worse by COVID-19.

This book presents a roadmap for more accountable democracy locally, nationally and internationally. Marcial Bragadini Bóo proposes updating rules so that politicians are better held to account, public services improve and people can contribute to their communities. New rules of democracy may help find solutions to global problems and ensure everyone is fairly represented at the decision-making table.

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Price: $19.95
Pages: 192
Publisher: Bristol University Press
Imprint: Policy Press
Publication Date: 19 July 2022
ISBN: 9781447364146
Format: Paperback
BISACs:

POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Ideologies / Democracy, Political structures / systems: democracy, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Utopias

Marcial Bragadini Bóo chairs the UK’s Institute of Regulation and has been Chief Executive of both the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority and the UK Public Health Register. He is former Director of the National Audit Office and currently Research Fellow at the Constitution Unit at University College London, a board trustee of the think tank Demos and a policy adviser to the University of Bath.

Introduction: Playing by the rules

1. The importance of democracy

2. The evolution of democracy

3. Democracy as a system

4. Paying by the rules

5. The rules for politicians

6. The rules for public services

7. The rules for us

Conclusion: Refereeing democracy