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|a The trouble with democracy :
|b political modernity in the 21st century /
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Introduction : re-interpreting democracy for our time / Gerard Rosich and Peter Wagner -- Autonomy in and between polities : democracy and the need for collective political selves / Gerard Rosich -- Rethinking "modern" democracy : political modernity and constituent power / Andreas Kalyvas -- Democratic surplus and democracy-in-failing : on ancient and modern self-cancelation of democracy / Nathalie Karagiannis -- Setbacks of women's emancipation (condition, consequence, measure and ruse) / Geneviève Fraisse -- Political modernity, democracy and state-society relations in Latin America : a new socio-historical problématique? / Manuel A. Garretón -- Communitarian cosmopolitanism : Argentina's recuperated factories, neoliberal globalisation and democratic citizenshp : an Arendtian perspective / Carlos A. Forment -- Middle-classing in Roodepoort : unexpected sites of post-apartheid "community" / Ivor Chipkin -- Democracy and capitalism in Europe, Brazil and South Africa / Peter Wagner -- From realism to activism : a critique of resignation in political theory / Lea Ypi -- The world as we find it : a suggestion for a democratic theory for our times / Tracy B. Strong -- Epilogue : democracy as capacity for self-transformation / Gerard Rosich and Peter Wagner.
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|a Shows why the perception that we live in an era of human rights and incessant democratisation is dangerously misleading. Western political thought has long maintained that democracy, once achieved, is here to stay. This view appears to be supported by successive 'waves of democratisation' across the world but, in truth, the political situation of our time is much more ambiguous. On the one hand, the commitment to democracy seems to be more widely shared than ever; on the other, popular will has ever less impact on political decisions because of alleged constraints in an era of 'globalisation'. Existing democracies suffer from a combination of technocratic governance and populist reactions. Global political communication has foundered with addressing urgent problems such as climate change, global social justice and economic-financial crises. By placing political condition of our time in its long-term historical context, this book radically reconsiders key issues of political thought and gives you a comparative exploration of the current experiences of democracy in several world-regions. Key Features. Case studies include: Latin America, Argentina, South Africa and Brazil Discusses topics including contemporary political transformation and its relation to democracy, capitalism and democracy and women's history
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|a Democracy.
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