Democracy Paradox Emilee Booth Chapman Has Ideas About Voting with Profound Implications
There is this idea on the one hand of this mass collective participation, but on the other hand that there's a lot of attention being given to the sort of dignity of each individual contribution. So, I think the experience of voting that is most valuable is when you have these two experiences juxtapose with each other
Emilee Booth Chapman
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Emilee Booth Chapman is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Stanford University. Her most recent book is Election Day: How We Vote and What It Means for Democracy.
Key Highlights
- Introduction - 0:40
- Common Perceptions of Elections - 3:17
- Creative Work of Politics - 15:15
- Thoughts on Voting Reforms - 29:49
- A Model of Good Voting - 39:21
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Election Day: How We Vote and What It Means for Democracy by Emilee Booth Chapman
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