channel the bulk of socioeconomic life, without this implying the cancellation of private initiative. Today, new ways to conceive of and operationalise economic democracy – here understood as the collective control over the ‘common-wealth’ 2 – must be
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Property as a Fiduciary Relationship and the Extension of Economic Democracy
What Role for Unconditional Basic Income?
David Casassas and Jordi Mundó
Democracy in the Plural?
The Concepts of Democracy in Swedish Parliamentary Debates during the Interwar Years
Anna Friberg
The article explores some of the composite concepts of democracy that were used in Sweden, primarily by the Social Democrats during the interwar years. Should these be seen as pluralizations of the collective singular democracy or as something qualitatively new? By showing how these concepts relate to each other and to democracy as a whole, the article argues that they should be considered statements about democracy as one entity, that democracy did not only concern the political sphere, but was generally important throughout the whole of society. The article also examines the Swedish parliamentarians' attitudes toward democracy after the realization of universal suffrage, and argues that democracy was eventually perceived as such a positive concept that opponents of what was labeled democratic reforms had to reformulate the political issues into different words in order to avoid coming across as undemocratic.
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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Overconsumption as Ideology
Implications for Addressing Global Climate Change
Diana Stuart, Ryan Gunderson, and Brian Petersen
because they would address the structural drivers that require increases in production and consumption. Below we briefly examine (1) economic democracy, (2) work time reduction (WTR), and (3) advertising regulations as pathways to counter the ideology of
In Nature and Culture
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From Neo-Republicanism to Socialist Republicanism
Antonio Gramsci, the European Council Movements and the ‘Second Republican Revival’
Andreas Møller Mulvad and Benjamin Ask Popp-Madsen
state. – Robert Dahl, A Preface to Economic Democracy The democratic ideas of freedom, equality, and self-government are realized only when … the self-government of the people finds its basis in the self-government of workers in a republican
Chinese Contemplations on Utopian and Dystopian Democratic Governance
Nele Noesselt
capitalism as the main reason for increased corruption, rising socio-economic disparities, as well as the decline of social justice in China. Leftist scholars, inter alia Wang Shaoguang (2009), have thus opted for “full economic democracy” to curb the power
In Democratic Theory
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Neoliberalism, the Left and the Rise of the Far Right
On the Political and Ideological Implications of Capitalism's Subordination of Democracy
Costas Panayotakis
Future of European Social Democracy: Building the Good Society, ed. Henning Meyer and Johnathan Rutherford , 198 – 208 . London : Palgrave Macmillan . Dahl , Robert A. 1985 . A Preface to Economic Democracy . Berkeley and Los Angeles
In Democratic Theory
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Parallel Lives
Remembering the PCF and the CGT
George Ross
French, it was a credible, if flawed, effort at greater economic democracy (Herzog, 53). After de Gaulle resigned in 1969, perhaps the most important result of the May events, Herzog sees a transition from this Gaullist approach to national planning
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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Democratic Theory When Democracy Is Fugitive
Ali Aslam, David McIvor, and Joel Alden Schlosser
.1017/9781108667357 Levitsky , Steven , and Daniel Ziblatt . 2018 . How Democracies Die . New York : Crown Publishing . Malleson , Thomas. 2014 . After Occupy: Economic Democracy for the 21 st Century . Oxford : Oxford University Press . 10.1093/acprof
In Democratic Theory
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Democracy Needs Rebellion
A Democratic Theory Inspired by Albert Camus
Markus Pausch
–1947 , trans. Arthur Goldhammer . Oxford : Princeton University Press , vii – xvii . Dahl , R. A. 1986 . Preface to Economic Democracy . Berkeley : University of California Press . De Lagasnerie , G. 2017 . The Art of Revolt: Snowden
Against Analogy
Why Analogical Arguments in Support of Workplace Democracy Must Necessarily Fail
Roberto Frega
0003055412000536 Dahl , Robert . 1986 . A preface to economic democracy . Los Angeles : University of California Press . Dahl , Robert . 1989 . Democracy and its Critics . New Haven : Yale University Press . Dewey , John . 1927 . The Public and
In Democratic Theory
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