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Given the importance of political representation for contemporary democratic forms, this paper addresses some of the foundations on which representative government thinking is structured in political theory. Based on the works of the Federalist authors of Robert Dahl, Stuart Mill, Tocqueville, and Bernard Manin, we make considerations about conflicting, similar and complementary elements that evolve and are present empirically in the political systems of several States. Far from wanting to point out a concretization of the debate in real cases this attempt offers a debate around the response of these authors for the contemporary schemes of political representation.

CONSIDERAÇÕES TEÓRICAS SOBRE OS FUNDAMENTOS DO GOVERNO REPRESENTATIVO