Janus Democracy

Janus DemocracyExplores the contradictory nature of public opinion. Combining political philosophy with a study of political behavior, Richard T. Longoria examines the contradictory nature of public opinion on policy issues. He argues that public opinion is often characterized by dialetheial paradoxes when a statement and the contradiction of that statement are both held to be true. For example, a voter may express a desire for a balanced federal budget but also be

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