Democracy - Characteristics Included and Excluded

The Monist 55 (1):29-50 (1971)
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What are the characteristics to be included in a fruitful definition of democracy? More important still, which of the features commonly considered democratic had better be excluded from the dinning characteristics?

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10.5840/monist19715514

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