Proportional Representation Applied to Party Government: A New Electoral System

Proportional Representation Applied to Party Government: A New Electoral System, written by T. R. Ashworth in the early 20th century, critiques existing electoral systems and advocates for reforms in political representation, particularly in Australia. The book argues for a balance between majority rule and minority representation, proposing a system that incorporates proportional representation within two main parties to mitigate factionalism. Ashworth's analysis emphasizes the importance of effective organization and leadership in political parties to enhance governance and representation.