No study to date has addressed the potential of deliberative democracy in post-conflict societies. Merging basic … democracy is not only possible in post-conflict societies, nor is it merely desirable in the normative sense. Post …-conflict societies are to transform the deadlocks of civil war. However, we cannot speak of deliberative democracy in post …

, manipulative propaganda, psychological exploitation, and the culture industry undermine meaningful democracy in the U.S. But this … of the practice of negative dialectics aimed toward strengthening American democracy. Here, he criticizes those who … democracy and his concern with democratic practice while also helping us better appreciate the political significance of his …

The central claims of this paper are two: first, that the theory of agency central to Hegel's Philosophy of Right …' section of the Philosophy of Right oriented toward resolving a dilemma in contemporary democratic theory …

municipal corruption and reform, political participation, and democracy in immigrant communities, the paper examines the Bell …

presents a challenge for the conceptions of agonistic democracy developed by Beltran and others and argues that what is called …

of American democracy. While most studies isolate and consider separately the three documents produced by Beaumont and … Tocqueville, this study reads Tocqueville's Democracy in American (1835), Beaumont's novel Marie, Or Slavery in the United States … of prisons, slavery, and democracy …

Why turn to populism as a resource for understanding the challenges and possibilities of democracy, when we live amidst … social, economic, and political constellations that pervert both the populist foundations of democracy and the democratic … politics and democracy are generated by left and right forms of populism, in what ways they reinforce existing configurations …