The problem of democracy in American political thought of the 20th century

The problem of democracy has always occupied an important place in the political thought of the United States of America. But in the conditions of the twentieth century, with its political and economic crises, wars, revolutions, which have the sustainability and the very existence of democratic regimes, this problem becomes one of the central and attracts the attention of a wide range of American researchers.
In the work, the evolution of the views of American political scientists and philosophers for democracy throughout last century, the ideas and concepts of such major democratratologists, like Gabriel Almond, Sydney Verba, Robert Dal, Anthony Downs, Garold Lasswell, Seymour Lipseet, Charles Merriham, Josef Schumpeter, and others.
The book ends with the section "The Problem of Democracy in the Light NTR", which addresses the representations of American political scientists on the possibility of using modern technical means for the development of democracy and the US practical successes in the formation of an electronic government.
Work is built on the basis of a wide range of sources and is of interest to anyone interested in the problem of democracy. It can be used as a tutorial for students and graduate students who study the history of political thought