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The book uses over 75 years of public opinion data and political theory to challenge the idea that Americans only think of democracy in terms of voting or representation. Instead, it argues that citizens have "rich and substantive views" regarding the material and social conditions a democracy should produce.

: Perspectives that fall between procedural and social, holding mixed views on democracy’s role in economic equality. Democracy's Meanings: How the Public Understand...

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: A minimalistic outlook where voting and fair treatment are key, but equality is mostly limited to civil liberties.

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