Democracy in Crisis?
The Putney Debates 2023
Herausgeber: Clary, Richard; Galligan, Dj; Nwokora, Zim
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Democracy in Crisis?
The Putney Debates 2023
Herausgeber: Clary, Richard; Galligan, Dj; Nwokora, Zim
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Explores the current state of representative democracy on the global stage.
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Explores the current state of representative democracy on the global stage.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781509980895
- ISBN-10: 150998089X
- Artikelnr.: 71703736
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781509980895
- ISBN-10: 150998089X
- Artikelnr.: 71703736
DJ Galligan is Emeritus Professor of Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford, UK. Zim Nwokora is Senior Lecturer in Politics & Policy Studies at Deakin University, Australia. Richard Clary is Lecturer in Law, Harvard Law School, USA.
Introduction: Debating the Crisis of Representative Democracy
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) and Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 1. Is Representative Democracy in Crisis? Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) 2. Questioning the Traditional Model of Representative Democracy
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK) 3. The Challenge of Representative Democracy in Africa
Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 4. India in Crisis: Hindu Nationalism and the Majoritarian State
Angana Chatterji (University of California
Berkeley
USA) 5. Representative Democratic Crisis in South America
Pedro Fortes (Rio de Janeiro
Brazil) 6. Leadership in Democratic Systems (a) Introduction
DJ Galligan (University Oxford
UK) (b) Assessing Leadership in Democratic Practice
Fui Tsikata (Reindorf Chambers
Ghana) (c) The Threat of the Remaking of the Sovereign: When Rulers Choose the People
Bogdan Iancu (University of Bucharest
Romania) (d) Democratic Crisis in Israel
Iris Canor (University of Zefat
Israel) (e) Leadership versus Democracy in Constitutional Thought
Vlad Perju (Boston College
USA) 7. Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy (a) Introduction
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) (b) Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Paul Craig (University Oxford
UK) (c) Dominance of the Executive
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott (Queen Mary
UK) (d) The Dangers of Meritocratic Depoliticization
Ruzha Smilova (Sofia
Bulgaria) (e) The Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Frank Vibert (LSE
UK) 8: Electoral Systems and Political Parties (a) Introduction
Daniel Smilov (Sofia
Bulgaria) (b) The Politics of Internet Shutdowns
Nicole Stremlau (University of Oxford
UK) (c) Crisis of Representative Democracy: Consequences
Causes and Remedies
Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham
UK) (d) Challenging the 'Crisis of Democracy' Narrative
Jurij Toplak (Fordham University
USA) 9: Representative Democracy Threatened from Within
the Honourable Malcolm Turnbull (Australia) Conclusion
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK)
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) and Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 1. Is Representative Democracy in Crisis? Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) 2. Questioning the Traditional Model of Representative Democracy
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK) 3. The Challenge of Representative Democracy in Africa
Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 4. India in Crisis: Hindu Nationalism and the Majoritarian State
Angana Chatterji (University of California
Berkeley
USA) 5. Representative Democratic Crisis in South America
Pedro Fortes (Rio de Janeiro
Brazil) 6. Leadership in Democratic Systems (a) Introduction
DJ Galligan (University Oxford
UK) (b) Assessing Leadership in Democratic Practice
Fui Tsikata (Reindorf Chambers
Ghana) (c) The Threat of the Remaking of the Sovereign: When Rulers Choose the People
Bogdan Iancu (University of Bucharest
Romania) (d) Democratic Crisis in Israel
Iris Canor (University of Zefat
Israel) (e) Leadership versus Democracy in Constitutional Thought
Vlad Perju (Boston College
USA) 7. Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy (a) Introduction
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) (b) Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Paul Craig (University Oxford
UK) (c) Dominance of the Executive
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott (Queen Mary
UK) (d) The Dangers of Meritocratic Depoliticization
Ruzha Smilova (Sofia
Bulgaria) (e) The Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Frank Vibert (LSE
UK) 8: Electoral Systems and Political Parties (a) Introduction
Daniel Smilov (Sofia
Bulgaria) (b) The Politics of Internet Shutdowns
Nicole Stremlau (University of Oxford
UK) (c) Crisis of Representative Democracy: Consequences
Causes and Remedies
Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham
UK) (d) Challenging the 'Crisis of Democracy' Narrative
Jurij Toplak (Fordham University
USA) 9: Representative Democracy Threatened from Within
the Honourable Malcolm Turnbull (Australia) Conclusion
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK)
Introduction: Debating the Crisis of Representative Democracy
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) and Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 1. Is Representative Democracy in Crisis? Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) 2. Questioning the Traditional Model of Representative Democracy
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK) 3. The Challenge of Representative Democracy in Africa
Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 4. India in Crisis: Hindu Nationalism and the Majoritarian State
Angana Chatterji (University of California
Berkeley
USA) 5. Representative Democratic Crisis in South America
Pedro Fortes (Rio de Janeiro
Brazil) 6. Leadership in Democratic Systems (a) Introduction
DJ Galligan (University Oxford
UK) (b) Assessing Leadership in Democratic Practice
Fui Tsikata (Reindorf Chambers
Ghana) (c) The Threat of the Remaking of the Sovereign: When Rulers Choose the People
Bogdan Iancu (University of Bucharest
Romania) (d) Democratic Crisis in Israel
Iris Canor (University of Zefat
Israel) (e) Leadership versus Democracy in Constitutional Thought
Vlad Perju (Boston College
USA) 7. Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy (a) Introduction
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) (b) Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Paul Craig (University Oxford
UK) (c) Dominance of the Executive
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott (Queen Mary
UK) (d) The Dangers of Meritocratic Depoliticization
Ruzha Smilova (Sofia
Bulgaria) (e) The Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Frank Vibert (LSE
UK) 8: Electoral Systems and Political Parties (a) Introduction
Daniel Smilov (Sofia
Bulgaria) (b) The Politics of Internet Shutdowns
Nicole Stremlau (University of Oxford
UK) (c) Crisis of Representative Democracy: Consequences
Causes and Remedies
Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham
UK) (d) Challenging the 'Crisis of Democracy' Narrative
Jurij Toplak (Fordham University
USA) 9: Representative Democracy Threatened from Within
the Honourable Malcolm Turnbull (Australia) Conclusion
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK)
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) and Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 1. Is Representative Democracy in Crisis? Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) 2. Questioning the Traditional Model of Representative Democracy
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK) 3. The Challenge of Representative Democracy in Africa
Zim Nwokora (Deakin University
Australia) 4. India in Crisis: Hindu Nationalism and the Majoritarian State
Angana Chatterji (University of California
Berkeley
USA) 5. Representative Democratic Crisis in South America
Pedro Fortes (Rio de Janeiro
Brazil) 6. Leadership in Democratic Systems (a) Introduction
DJ Galligan (University Oxford
UK) (b) Assessing Leadership in Democratic Practice
Fui Tsikata (Reindorf Chambers
Ghana) (c) The Threat of the Remaking of the Sovereign: When Rulers Choose the People
Bogdan Iancu (University of Bucharest
Romania) (d) Democratic Crisis in Israel
Iris Canor (University of Zefat
Israel) (e) Leadership versus Democracy in Constitutional Thought
Vlad Perju (Boston College
USA) 7. Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy (a) Introduction
Richard W Clary (Harvard University
USA) (b) Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Paul Craig (University Oxford
UK) (c) Dominance of the Executive
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott (Queen Mary
UK) (d) The Dangers of Meritocratic Depoliticization
Ruzha Smilova (Sofia
Bulgaria) (e) The Institutions of Government and Their Role in Democracy
Frank Vibert (LSE
UK) 8: Electoral Systems and Political Parties (a) Introduction
Daniel Smilov (Sofia
Bulgaria) (b) The Politics of Internet Shutdowns
Nicole Stremlau (University of Oxford
UK) (c) Crisis of Representative Democracy: Consequences
Causes and Remedies
Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham
UK) (d) Challenging the 'Crisis of Democracy' Narrative
Jurij Toplak (Fordham University
USA) 9: Representative Democracy Threatened from Within
the Honourable Malcolm Turnbull (Australia) Conclusion
DJ Galligan (University of Oxford
UK)