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Who Will Be the Next President?

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Who Will Be the Next President?
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Publisher: Springer
ISBN-13: 9783319446967
Number of pages: 179

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This book addresses the peculiarities of the current presidential election system not yet addressed in other publications. It argues that any rules for electing a President that may have a chance to replace the current ones should provide an equal representation of states as equal members of the Union, and of the nation as a whole.

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