Individuals have little incentive to vote, acquire political information or contribute campaign funds, because their vote has very little chance of affecting the outcome of an election. Jankowski offers an explanation and evidence for political participation based on the fact that most individuals are weakly altruistic.
Individuals have little incentive to vote, acquire political information or contribute campaign funds, because their vote has very little chance of affecting the outcome of an election. Jankowski offers an explanation and evidence for political participation based on the fact that most individuals are weakly altruistic.
1. Introduction 2. Why Participate in Politics?: Beyond Self-Interest 3. Why Vote?: The Evidence 4. Why Become Politically Informed? 5. The Post-Election Phase: Public Interest Groups 6. A Gene for Altruism? 7. Altruism and Redistributive Government Policies 8. Altruistic Conservatives: Varieties of Conservatism 9. An Epistemic Defense of Democracy: Democracies Do it Better? 10. Representative Democracy: Electoral and Post-Electoral Phases
1. Introduction 2. Why Participate in Politics?: Beyond Self-Interest 3. Why Vote?: The Evidence 4. Why Become Politically Informed? 5. The Post-Election Phase: Public Interest Groups 6. A Gene for Altruism? 7. Altruism and Redistributive Government Policies 8. Altruistic Conservatives: Varieties of Conservatism 9. An Epistemic Defense of Democracy: Democracies Do it Better? 10. Representative Democracy: Electoral and Post-Electoral Phases
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