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In Part II of The Nigel Farage Wager, Professor Anthony Kila argues that durable democracies rest on three equally important pillars: electoral legitimacy, constitutional legitimacy, and civic legitimacy. While elections determine who governs, they do not replace the rules, institutions, and standards that hold public officials accountable.

Using the Nigel Farage case as a lens, the article explores a broader question confronting democracies worldwide: can political popularity be allowed to supersede constitutional restraint?

https://proshare.co/articles/the-nigel-farage-wager-part-ii-rules-charisma-and-plebiscite-and-the-three-legitimacies?menu=Economy&classification=Read&category=Politics

In Part II of The Nigel Farage Wager, Professor Anthony Kila argues that durable democracies rest on...

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