Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements
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CHAPTER ONE: DEMOCRACY
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-----Classical Liberalism, Self-Interest, and the Public Good
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-----Citizens: Private Persons with Public Duties
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-----Democratic Participation, Citizenship, and the Public Good
Page 35-45
CHAPTER TWO: REPRESENTATION
Page 46-69
-----Theories of Representation
Page 48-56
-----Popular Demands
Page 57-61
-----The Charter and Recent Court Rulings
Page 62-69
CHAPTER THREE: THE LEGISLATURE
Page 70-85
-----Responsible Government
Page 71-72
-----The Legislature in Practice
Page 73-75
-----Caucus, Party, and Elected Members
Page 76-79
-----“... In a Manner Responsive to Them“?
Page 80-85
CHAPTER FOUR: POLITICAL PARTIES
Page 86-97
CHAPTER FIVE: DEMOCRATIC REFORMS
Page 98-109
-----Direct Democracy
Page 99-103
-----Parliamentary Reform
Page 104-106
-----Summary and Transition
Page 107-109
CHAPTER SIX: TOWARDS DEMOCRATIC SELF-RULE
Page 110-131
-----Proportional Representation (PR)
Page 110-113
-----Objections Considered
Page 114-124
-----Single Transferable Vote (STV)
Page 125-131
CHAPTER SEVEN: IMPLEMENTATION
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-----The Legislature Revisited
Page 133-139
-----Would Turkeys Vote for an Early Thanksgiving?
Page 140-143
-----STV, National Unity, and Leadership
Page 144-147
-----New Zealand’s MMP
Page 148-151
-----The British Experience
Page 152-154
-----Lessons From Canadian History
Page 155-157
Appendix A: Suggested STV Voting Districts for BC
Page 176-179
Appendix B: Tables 1 – 5
Page 180-185
Appendix C: STV Counting Procedure as Used in the Republic of Ireland
Page 186-187
Bibliography
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