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"Resnick has set himself the ambitious task of elucidating some of the fundamental issues surrounding the practice of democracy at the end of the twentieth century, and to do so within a global context. He asks large questions that, given the breadth of the subjects touched upon and their highly speculative nature, cannot be answered fully. However, asking such large questions is inherently useful, and the essays are interesting, inventive, and thought provoking." Reg Whitaker, Department of Political Science, York University
"Resnick articulates and defends some unique and provocative theses that will surely spark useful debate." Frank Cunningham, Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto
"Resnick has set himself the ambitious task of elucidating some of the fundamental issues surrounding the practice of democracy at the end of the twentieth century, and to do so within a global context. He asks large questions that, given the breadth of the subjects touched upon and their highly speculative nature, cannot be answered fully. However, asking such large questions is inherently useful, and the essays are interesting, inventive, and thought provoking." Reg Whitaker, Department of Political Science, York University "Resnick articulates and defends some unique and provocative theses that will surely spark useful debate." Frank Cunningham, Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto