Considerations on Representative Government

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Exploring the principles of democracy, John Stuart Mill examines the effectiveness of representative government in promoting individual liberty and social progress. He discusses the responsibilities of both representatives and constituents, emphasizing the importance of public participation and informed decision-making. Mill critiques various forms of governance and advocates for a system that balances majority rule with the protection of minority rights, ultimately aiming for a society that fosters both freedom and responsibility among its citizens.