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18. Apr. 2002 · Inclusive democracy involves more than the formal equality of all individuals and groups to enter the political process, but entails taking special measures to compensate for the social and economic inequalities of unjust social structures.
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- Social Difference as a Political Resource
A strong communicative democracy, I conclude, needs to draw...
- Civil Society and Its Limits
Abstract. Theories of civil society do not adequately...
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Inclusion and democracy / Iris Marion Young. (Oxford...
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Sophi, ‘Immigration and Marginality in France’, in Katherine...
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1. Juli 2022 · Inclusion is a key dimension of democracy that underlines the principles of liberty and civic and political equality for all and finds its clearest expression in universal suffrage. In this sense, inclusion is requirement (input) and at the same time achievement (output) of democracy – a double source of its legitimacy.
9. Mai 2019 · Bill Jordan. 388 Accesses. Abstract. Ever since the work of Alexis de Tocqueville and J.S. Mill, political theorists have agreed that the active participation of citizens in local community organisations is an important defence against authoritarianism.
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Inclusion and Democracy explores additional and deeper conditions of political inclusion and exclusion, such as those involving modes of communication, attending to social difference, representation, civic organizing, and the borders of political jurisdictions.
definition of democracy explicitly incorporates the idea of inclusion or not. This point is particularly important in a world in which the term ‘democracy’ has achieved an extraordinary degree of ‘commendatory force’ (Dunn, 2005, pp. 23, 132; Naess, 1956, p. 137). Clarifying the relationship between ‘democracy’ and ‘inclusion’ is
21. Jan. 2020 · 1 Altmetric. Explore all metrics. Abstract. Theories of participatory and deliberative democracy contend that participatory and inclusive constitution-making processes are more likely to generate democratic outcomes than the traditional, elite-led approaches.
