Ercan: How do you define democracy? Bächtiger: Let me give you a brief background and history before I answer the question. For quite some time, there was a standard way of defining democracy in political science: a minimal and aggregative
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Deliberative Democracy
Taking Stock and Looking Ahead - Selen A. Ercan with André Bächtiger
Selen A. Ercan and André Bächtiger
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Jun 2019
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- 97–110 (14 total)
Staging Democracy
The Aganaktismenoi of Greece and the Squares Movement(s)
George Sotiropoulos
confrontation between two different conceptions of democracy: a “formal-representative” conception, found wanting, and a “substantial-participatory” conception, posited as remedy. This confrontation is hardly new, since it can be found in one way or another in
John Keane
Why History? Reports of the coming death of democracy may be greatly exaggerated, but most thinkers of democracy are well aware of the mounting global evidence that bright hopes for its future are currently fading. Observers are pinning the
In Democratic Theory
- Published (Print):
- 01 Dec 2019
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- 96–110 (15 total)
Common Democracy
Political Representation beyond Representative Democracy
Alexandros Kioupkiolis
The paradox of a deep malaise of liberal democracy at the time of its globalization has been a leitmotif of much political thinking since the late 1990s (see, e.g., Crouch 2004 ; Stoker 2006 ). Representation, “the foundational idea of modern
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Jun 2017
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- 35–58 (24 total)
Times of Democracy
The Unavoidable Democracy of Mid-Nineteenth-Century Denmark
Anne Engelst Nørgaard
's flag and victory is already won in the sense that everywhere, this spirit is sensed as a force that both claims victory and has the means to triumph. This mighty spirit is the spirit of Democracy.” — Folket , 6 November 1848 During the revolutions
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Dec 2019
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- 23–45 (23 total)
The Limits of Liberal Democracy
Prospects for Democratizing Democracy
Viviana Asara
This critical commentary discusses Stephan Lessenich's recent contribution to the 2019 German book, What's Wrong with Democracy? A Debate with Klaus Dörre, Nancy Fraser, Stephan Lessenich and Hartmut Rosa, edited by H. Ketterer and K. Becker
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Jun 2020
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- 73–85 (13 total)
Ali Aslam, David McIvor, and Joel Alden Schlosser
democracy in recent years (e.g., Bartels 2015 ; Brown 2015 ; Connolly 2018 ; Gilens and Page 2014 ; Levitsky and Ziblatt 2018 ; Mounk 2018 ; Runciman 2018 ; Snyder 2018 ; Wolin 2008 ), especially in the face of illiberal trends and authoritarian
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Dec 2019
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- 27–40 (14 total)
Anastasia Deligiaouri and Jane Suiter
Setting the Ground of the Inquiry New models of democracy, new approaches, taxonomies, and interpretations, even new loci and modes are constantly evolving as political theorists and policy makers seek to respond effectively to the complex
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Dec 2019
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- 70–84 (15 total)
Democracies in the Ethnosphere
An Anthropologist's Lived Experiences of Indigenous Democratic Cultures
Wade Davis and Jean-Paul Gagnon
Gagnon: How do you define democracy, and what is the ethnosphere? Davis: They're very different questions. When I think of democracy, I'm always reminded of the lines inscribed on my favorite monument in Washington, DC, which is the Jefferson
Samuel Moyn and Jean-Paul Gagnon
Jean-Paul Gagnon: How do you define democracy? Samuel Moyn: You are starting with an almost impossible question! The kind of experiential approach I support to the history of democracy would have to start with the plurality of understandings