Protest and the Democratic Order: A Research Perspective

Protest and the Democratic Order: A Research Perspective

The introduction of this special issue elaborates a research perspective on the meaning and function of political protest in the context of democratic orders. Starting from the consideration that protest and democratic orders form a close interrelationship, we ask how and to what extent democracy is...

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Published in:Democratic theory (Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)) N.Y.)), 2022-12, Vol.9 (2), p.1-10
Main Authors: Gobbi, Danniel, Gorriahn, Laura, Staemmler, Daniel, Volk, Christian
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