Deliberative democracy in dark times

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This final substantive chapter extends the discussion of deliberative democracy and power by focusing on three topics that have shaped contemporary thinking about the pathologies of democracy—post-truth, populism, and illiberalism. The chapter concludes with questions often raised but as yet unanswered in deliberative theory: What is its account of change? How does it take power? The chapter makes a case for a humble version of deliberative theory, one that does not hoist a flag declaring mission accomplished, but one that constantly evolves because it learns from its mistakes.

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Curato, N., Hammond, M., & Min, J. B. (2019). Deliberative democracy in dark times. In Political Philosophy and Public Purpose (pp. 137–172). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-95534-6_5

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