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Democracies on the Move - Contributions to a Social Theory of Contemporary Democracies

English · Hardback

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This book enquires into the state of health of contemporary democracies, offering a sociological reading of democracy to identifying the causes of the current transformation of democracy from a social and cultural perspective.


List of contents










List of Contributors
PRESENTATION
Andrea Millefiorini
PART ONE
Democracy between the paradigm of crisis and paradigm of transformation
Chapter 1
STUDYING DEMOCRACY FROM A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Andrea Millefiorini
Chapter 2
THE DEMOCRATIC FACT: DEMOCRACY, CRISIS, TRANSFORMATION
Gaspare Nevola
Chapter 3
EMERGENCY POLITICS AND DE-DEMOCRATIZATION IN THE AGE OF AUTHORITARIAN NEOLIBERALISM
Fabio de Nardis
Chapter 4
THE FRAGILITY OF 'FACTUAL TRUTHS' AND THE DENIAL OF EXPERIENCE: ARENDTIAN OBSERVATIONS AND REMEDIES TO COUNTER THE REDUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC PLURALISM
Erica Antonini
PART TWO
The identity and social foundations of democratic freedom
Chapter 5
IDENTITY AND DEMOCRACY
Andrea Millefiorini
Chapter 6
CLAIMING THE SOCIAL IN FREEDOM
Massimo Pendenza
PART THREE
Imaginaries of democracy in the 21st century
Chapter 7
DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL CULTURE. FROM IDEOLOGIES TO SOCIAL IMAGINARIES
Ambrogio Santambrogio
Chapter 8
THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE POLITICAL OR THE SHIFTING IMAGINARY OF MODERN DEMOCRACY
Paul Blokker
CONCLUSIONS
Andrea Millefiorini


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Andrea Millefiorini is Associate professor of Political Sociology at the University of Campania 'Luigi Vanvitelli', where he also teaches General Sociology.


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