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Bary, N. (1989). Introduction to Modern Political Theory, in Course Reader: Contemporary Democratic Theories (pp. 7-9). Israel: The Open University Press.
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• TITLE: The Feasibility of Participatory Democracy —Examination of the Influence of the Phenomenon of Registration to Parties in Israel on the Level of the Citizen’s Political Participation

  AUTHORS: David Schwartz, Daniel Galily

  KEYWORDS: Participatory Democracy, Party Politics, Primaries

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.7 No.2, April 20, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Joining a political party (and thus acquiring the right to vote of a far more restricted group for representatives in the Parliament) greatly increases the political power of the single person or an organized group of people and implements participatory democracy in a restricted forum in which the opinions of every citizen have significant political power (with emphasis on the organized groups). The moment of a person is a part of a far more restricted group with great influence, and then his political power increases and his voice during elections has greater importance.