01249cam a2200229   450000100040000000500170000400800410002102000150006203500030007704100080008005000230008808200120011110000160012324500380013925000120017726000490018930000250023852006900026365000240095365000260097765000160100356720230410120926.0060907s1996    us                  eng    a0804728607    aeng14aJC 421bH474m 199600a321.8091 aHeld, David10aModels of democracy /cDavid Held  a2nd ed.  aStanford :bStanford University Press,c1996  axiv, 392 p. / 23 cm.  aClassic models, 11. -- Classical democracy : Athens, 13. -- Republicanism : Liberty, self - government and the active citizen, 36. -- The development of liberal democracy : For and agains the State, 70. -- Direct democracy and the end of politics, 121. -- Twentieh - century variants, 155. -- Competitive elitism and the technocratic vision, 157. -- Pluralism, corporate capitalism and the State, 199. -- From post - war stability to political crisis : The polarization of political ideals, 233. -- Democracy after the upheavals in Soviet Communism, 274. -- What should democracy mean today?, 293. -- Democracy autonomy, 295. -- Democracy, the Nation - State and the Global System, 335 0aDemocracyxHistory. 4aDemocraciaxHistoria. 4aDemocracia.