Associative Democracy: The Real Third WayPaul Q. Hirst, Veit-Michael Bader This book aims to unlock the current crisis in democratic accountability by supplementing representative democracy with democratic governance in civil society. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Can Associationalism Come Back? | 15 |
Cohen and Rogers Revisited | 31 |
AssocioDeliberative Democracy and Qualitative Participation | 71 |
Two Faces of Ecological Democracy | 85 |
Some Reflections on Danish Civil Society | 105 |
Realist Criteria for Institutional Design or How Pessimistic Should One Be? | 131 |
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Associative Democracy: The Real Third Way Paul Q. Hirst,Veit-Michael Bader No preview available - 2001 |
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actors associationalism associationalist associative democracy autonomy Bader Beck Bohman Cambridge citizens civil society co-management Cohen & Rogers Cohen and Rogers competition concept constitution context contribute cooperation corporatism critical cultural Danish debate decentralised decision decision-making deliberation deliberative democracy deliberative poll democratic Denmark discuss distinct communities effective egalitarian environmental ethnic European example existing federal formal forms free schools Fritz Scharpf functional global globalisation group representation groups Hirst and Thompson Hoekema important indigenous individual inequalities institutional design institutional pluralism interests internal issues joint-decision legal pluralism legislation liberal liberal democracy mechanism modern moral neo-corporatist neo-liberal networks normative organisations participation Paul Hirst pluralist political theory practices principles problems procedures proposals question reflexive governance reform representation representative democracy risk society Sabel Scharpf Schmitter self-rule social sovereignty specific Streeck structure territorial transformation voluntary associations welfare