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Against Elections: The Case for Democracy
by
David Van Reybrouck,
Liz Waters
Aug. 23, 2017 - Aug. 23, 2017
(read/owned-ebooks)
Van Reybrouck, D. (2016). Against Elections: The Case for Democracy. Bodley Head.
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desuetude »
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aleatory »
(adjective) depending on an uncertain event or co…
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neoliberalism »
the postulate that markets are organised most eff…
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Habermasian »
referring to Frankfurt School sociologist and phi…
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Paris Commune »
a radical socialist and revolutionary government …
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Without drastic adjustment, this system cannot la…
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Democracy is like clay, it’s shaped by its time a…
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[...] Referendums and deliberative democracy are …
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Behold the pathogenesis of our electoral fundamen…
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The French Revolution, like the American, did not…