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Democratic Governance is a category for books that explore how democracies are designed, operate, and evolve, and how public power is constrained and made accountable to citizens. It spans theory and practice across political science, public administration, law, and development studies, covering topics such as constitutional design, elections and parties, legislatures and executives, courts and the rule of law, decentralization and federalism, transparency and anti-corruption, civil society and media, human rights, public-sector reform, and digital or participatory governance. The category includes comparative case studies, analyses of democratization and democratic backsliding, policy handbooks, and empirical evaluations of institutions and performance at local, national, and global levels.

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