This paper addresses problems in the theory and practice of democracy. In the twentieth century new economic and … democracy. For a while, the bureaucratic paradigm seemed to offer a solution. But by the 1980s bureaucracy was derided as … by clinging to the old ideal of representative democracy buttressed by forms of expertise based on the new theories of …

Given the increasing acceleration of social life, some theorists detect a crisis of democracy. After all, democratic … radical approaches to democracy. I argue that the opposition between anti-democratic speed and democratic slowness is not … democracy. To begin with, Young's approach depends on a rupture in time, namely on individuals who respond to the immediacy of …

between food and democracy. I engage with three conversations. In political theory, the distinction between necessity and … feminized private family table against the encroachments of the global market. The literature on democracy as daily life … democracy with a stress on food as political or democratic sustenance. It points to the need to embrace public ways of using …

Sheldon Wolin once suggested that the state, not democracy, is the guardian of the international order. That order … capitalism. The paper explores the political meaning of critical theory in the time of late capitalism and construes democracy …

democracy in the long run. Many scholars argue that these parties thrive because of candidate-centered electoral rules, which …

American policy-makers to simultaneously expect too much of democratization, and to think too little of liberal democracy. Its …The Bush administration's assertive effort to promote constitutional democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq cannot be judged … a success. An inadequate theoretical understanding of our own regime - of America's constitutional democracy - led …