Preventing the Collapse of Democracy with the Interactive Voter Choice System
Body: ByNancy Bordier and Joseph M. FirestoneOverview
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Body: ByNancy BordierSee the series introduction here.
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Body: 2012: How U.S. Voters Can Wrest Control of Congress from Special Interests -- Part II. Why the Political Context Is Favorable for A Populist Takeover of Congressional Districts Using The...
View ArticleHow U.S. Voters Can Wrest Control of Congress -- Part V: How Voting Blocs Can...
Body: 2012: How U.S. Voters Can Wrest Control of Congress from Special Interests -- Part V. How Voting Blocs Can Expand Their Electoral Bases by Increasing Their Membership and Building Electoral...
View ArticleA Global View of the Interactive Voter Choice System
Body: A Global View of the Interactive Voter Choice SystemByJoseph M. FirestoneWe Americans have a problem. We're supposed to be a democracy responsive to the people. But polls show that policies...
View ArticleHow Voters Can Get Control of the 2012 Virginia Senate Race
Body: The 2012 Virginia Senate race is shaping up as a contest between former Governor and Senator George F. Allen, and former Governor Tim Kaine, both establishment candidates in the legacy parties...
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Body: Scott Brown won the Massachusetts Senate seat vacated by Ted Kennedy in 2009 with the support of the special-interest backed Tea Party movement, and large campaign contributions from the banking...
View ArticleA Bottom-Up Solution to Cross-Border Conflicts: The Case of the Middle East...
Body: IntroductionThe outbreak of another Western-led military conflict in the Middle East is widely viewed as unwinnable. It is also viewed as counterproductive because of its potential to help its...
View ArticleThe Technology Solution to the Democracy Crisis
Body: The spectacular intrusion of special interests into the passage of the $1.1 trillion government spending bill on December 13, 2014 was breathtaking as bankers and lobbyists whipped the vote by...
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