Author: (USA) Webb
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book, Self-Government: A Cultural History of American Democracy, by Robert Webb, a renowned historian at Northwestern University in the United States, examines the growth of American democracy and analyzes the various factors influencing its development, as well as the evolution of the American democratic system. As a seasoned scholar of American democratic history, Professor Robert Webb provides insightful research and analysis of the cultural history of American democracy, which, to some extent, reveals certain patterns in the growth and evolution of democratic institutions. From the picture of the American democratic system presented by the author, it is evident that even today, the U.S. democratic system still has many shortcomings. It can be imagined that if the "model" of Western democracy, such as the United States, still faces such issues, then the various distortions and variations in the democratic systems of many recently democratized countries and regions, influenced by local historical and cultural factors, as well as socio-economic conditions, should not come as a surprise.
Autonomy (A Cultural History of American Democracy)
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