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I want you! (to make better political decisions)
From: Too Dumb for Democracy?
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Chapter Eight examines how we can achieve more good political decision-making that implies and requires trade-offs, since doing better takes time, attention, and other resources. It also requires that at times we focus on citizen skill-building, including making the resources. The chapter uses the Canadian system to explore the varying levels of elected officials in Canada through the municipal, provincial, and federal levels of elected representation.
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David Moscrop
David Moscrop is a political theorist with an interest in democratic deliberation and citizenship. Moscrop is a regular writer for Maclean’s, a contributing columnist to the Washington Post, and a regular political commentator on television and radio. He has also authored pieces in numerous other newspapers and magazines including the Globe and Mail and National Post.
