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Representative government, as a book category, groups works that examine how citizens choose, empower, and hold accountable public officials and institutions that act on their behalf. It includes political theory (ideas of representation, consent, republicanism), histories of democratic and parliamentary systems, comparative studies of electoral systems and party politics, practical guides to legislation, governance and public administration, and analyses of suffrage, civic participation, lobbying, and institutional design (constitutions, separation of powers, federalism, decentralization). Books in this category range from scholarly monographs and textbooks to case studies, biographies, reform proposals, and primary documents, and draw on history, law, economics and sociology to address questions of legitimacy, accountability, inclusion, and the mechanisms that translate public preferences into policy.

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