Voting rights, Tom Lansford, book editor

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Voting rights, Tom Lansford, book editor

Link

• https://archive.org/details/votingrights0000unse
• http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0814/2008012800.html

Statement of responsibility

Tom Lansford, book editor

Instantiates

• Voting rights

Publication

• Detroit, Greenhaven Press, ©2008

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• 2.
• Convicts should not be allowed to vote
• John Fund
• 3.
• Immigrants should be allowed to vote
• Sonia Lin
• 4.
• Immigrants should not be allowed to vote
• Phyllis Schlafly
• Periodical bibliography
• Why consider opposing viewpoints?
• ch. 2.
• Should voting be mandatory?
• Chapter preface
• 1.
• Mandatory voting reinforces voting rights
• Emily Keaney
• and
• Ben Rogers
• 2.
• Mandatory voting undermines voting rights
• Introduction
• Bryan Solari
• 3.
• Mandatory voting overcomes problems such as voter turnout
• Scott Bennett
• 4.
• Mandatory voting can lead to a range of problems
• Maria Gratschew
• 5.
• Mandatory voting is an expression of civic duty
• Mac Harb
• ch. 1.
• 6.
• Mandatory voting is not a necessary part of civic duty
• John Samples
• and
• Patrick Basham
• Periodical bibliography
• Should everyone be allowed to vote?
• Chapter preface
• 1.
• Convicts should be allowed to vote
• Lukas Muntingh
• Asef Bayat
• 3.
• Chilean women's voting patterns defy assumptions
• Paul Lewis
• 4.
• Latin American women continue to face discrimination in political life
• Kintto Lucas
• 5.
• Women have extensive voting rights in some countries
• Turkuaz
• ch. 3.
• 6.
• Laws are not always enough to ensure women's voting rights
• Rachel Horner
• Periodical bibliography
• ch. 4.
• How should global voting rights be expanded?
• Chapter preface
• 1.
• E-voting can benefit the voting process
• Jörgen Svensson
• Should voting rights for women be expanded?
• and
• Ronald Leenes
• 2.
• E-voting is flawed
• Kim Zetter
• 3.
• Foreign governments are needed to help spread democracy in other countries
• Jendayi E. Frazer
• 4.
• The spread of democracy requires more than the right to vote
• Chapter preface
• Peter Grier
• 5.
• Governments should lower the voting age to sixteen to expand voting rights
• Kees Aarts
• and
• Charlotte van Hees
• 6.
• Governments should not lower the voting age to sixteen to expand voting rights /
• The
• Electoral Commission, United Kingdom
• 1.
• Periodical bibliography
• For further discussion
• Organizations to contact
• Bibliography of books
• Index
• Women's movements can help Arab women gain voting and other rights
• Leila Hessini
• 2.
• Individual efforts can help Arab women gain gender equality

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1 online resource (225 pages

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online

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

n

Other physical details

illustrations)

Record ID

votingrights0000unse

Specific material designation

remote

System control number

(OCoLC)1081004810