Theories of Democracy

Exploring various democratic theories, this book delves into liberal democracy, participatory democracy, and more, while addressing challenges like majority tyranny and inefficiency in decision-making. Frank Cunningham evaluates historical thinkers such as Aristotle and Rousseau, linking their ideas to contemporary issues. A concluding chapter examines globalization's impact on democracy, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of these theories. Additionally, discussion sections focus on the interplay between liberal democracy and capitalism, democratic representation, and the intrinsic value of democracy.