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The Primary Purpose of Presidential Primaries
Dennis F. Thompson analyzes the capacity of presidential primaries to provide a test of the constitutional character of candidates. He argues that the primary process should be judged to be more or less democratic on the basis of the effective opportunities it gives voters to assess the democratic commitments of the candidates.
Democratic Secrecy, Dennis F. Thompson
Bentham's Theory of the Modern State, Nancy L. Rosenblum Reviewed by Dennis F. Thompson
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