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Volume 1 (2014): Issue 2 (Dec 2014): The Crisis of Democracy: Which Crisis? Which Democracy?

in Democratic Theory

Table of Contents

Editorial
- The Crisis of Democracy
  
  Which Crisis? Which Democracy?
  
  By: Selen A. Ercan and Jean-Paul Gagnon
  
  Pages: 1–10
Is Democracy in Crisis?
- Is There a Crisis of Democracy?
  
  By: Wolfgang Merkel
  
  Pages: 11–25
- The “Democracy-Politics Paradox”
  
  The Dynamics of Political Alienation
  
  By: Gerry Stoker and Mark Evans
  
  Pages: 26–36
- What Is the Nature of the Crisis of Democracy and What Can We Do about It?
  
  By: David Marsh
  
  Pages: 37–46
- Crisis of Democracy?
  
  Recognizing the Democratic Potential of Alternative Forms of Political Participation
  
  By: Brendan McCaffrie and Sadiya Akram
  
  Pages: 47–55
Which Crisis of Democracy?
- Family Squabbles
  
  Beyond the Conflict-Consensus Divide
  
  By: Henrik P. Bang
  
  Pages: 56–66
- Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them
  
  Why Politicians Matter
  
  By: Paul Fawcett
  
  Pages: 67–75
- Can Democracy Survive the Rise of Surveillance Technology?
  
  By: Giovanni Navarria
  
  Pages: 76–84
- Deliberative Democracy
  
  Bringing the System Back In
  
  By: Michael J. Jensen
  
  Pages: 85–94
- Citizen Forums in the Deliberative System
  
  By: Andrea Felicetti
  
  Pages: 95–103
Which Democracy Is in Crisis?
- The Contemporary Crisis of Representative Democracy
  
  By: Simon Tormey
  
  Pages: 104–112
- Participation without Deliberation
  
  The Crisis of Venezuelan Democracy
  
  By: Nicole Curato
  
  Pages: 113–121
- Niggling New Democracies in the Age of Individualization in Japan
  
  By: Tetsuki Tamura and Yasuko H. Kobayashi
  
  Pages: 122–130
- Forms of Political Participation Used within Forest Certification
  
  By: Lain Dare
  
  Pages: 131–141
- Failure in Representation at the Local Government Level?
  
  A Case Study
  
  By: Dugald Monro
  
  Pages: 142–150

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