The Politics of Recall Elections

Chapter 1: The Politics of Recall ElectionsYanina Welp and Laurence Whitehead
Chapter 2: Recall: Democratic Advance, Safety Valve, or Risky Adventure?Yanina Welp and Laurence Whitehead
Chapter 3: The Political Theory of the Recall. A Study in the History of the IdeasMatt Qvortrup
Chapter 4: The debate on the recall in France: imperative mandate or political irresponsibility under the Fifth Republic?Clara Egger and Raul Magni-Berton
Chapter 5: Recall Elections in the US: Its Long Past and Uncertain FutureJoshua Spivak
Chapter 6: Recall in Japan as a Measure of Vertical AccountabilityMitsuhiko Okamoto and Uwe Serdült
Chapter 7: Explaining institutional change towards recall in GermanyBrigitte Geißel and Stefan Jung
Chapter 8: Recall Referendums in Central and Eastern Europe: From Citizen Accountability to Partisan Account SettlingSergiu Mi coiu
Chapter 9: The recall revival and its mixed implications for  democracy: Evidence from Latin AmericaYanina Welp and Laurence Whitehead
Chapter 10: Reselection and Deselection in the Political PartyJonathan White and Lea YpiChapter 11: Narratives of Executive Downfall: Recall, Impeachment, or Coup?Aníbal Pérez-Liñán
Chapter 12: On Reconciling Recall with RepresentationLaurence Whitehead