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Jan Bíba (ed.): Democracy and Opinion. On Nadia Urbinati´s Democratic Theory
Special Issue of The Philosophical Journal 1/2024
In what we have come to see as a time of crisis for democracy, it is important to refl ect not only on the dangers facing contemporary democracies but also on the nature of democracy itself. The articles collected in this volume aim to engage with the work of the Italian political theorist Nadia Urbinati and her conception of representative democracy as diarchy. The volume provides a discussion of many of the vital concepts in contemporary democratic theory and of the challenges that contemporary democracies must tackle, including populism, oligarchy, and the rise of illiberal democracy. Some of the articles herein also draw on the recent Central European experience of democratic backsliding.
Jan Bíba: Editorial. Democracy and Opinion: On Nadia Urbinati’s Democratic Theory
Milan Znoj: How to Think about Liberal and Democratic Principles: Three Models of Illiberal Democracy
Jan Bíba: Powers of Will and Opinion: Nadia Urbinati and the Constructivist Turn
Giuseppe Ballacci: Nadia Urbinati on Populism, Representation, and Rhetoric: Some Critical Remarks
Pavel Barša: Beyond “Democracy vs. Populism”: Urbinati’s Theory of Populism from a Central European Perspective
Ondřej Lánský: Transformations of Democracy and the Problem of Wealth: Some Remarks on Oligarchy and the Czech Case
Kristián Těmín: Different Approaches to Populism: Representation, Style, and the Future of Democracy
Kateřina Labutta Kubíková: The Theoretical Debate about the Sortition Turn
Nadia Urbinati: Facing Political Transformations in a Time of Vacillating Certainties
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