Direct Legislation. Article Relative to Popular Government Through Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
This book explores the idea of direct legislation as a means of popular government through the use of initiative, referendum, and recall. Parsons and Ed U'Ren argue that these methods can increase civic participation and improve the democratic process. They provide examples of direct legislation in action and examine the legal and political implications of this system.
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