Democratic Multiplicity: Perceiving, Enacting, and Integrating Democratic Diversity

Cover
Half-title page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction The Pluriverse of Democracies
Part I Democratic Ethos
	1 How Democracy Doesn’t End
	2 Democracy, Boundaries, and Respect
	3 Democracy in a Provisional Key
Part II Representative Democracies
	4 Democracy and Community: Exploring a Contested Link in Light of the Populist Resurgence
	5 Democracies Can Perish Democratically Too: Brazilian Democracy on Edge
	6 Agonistic Representative Democracy in Europe
	7 For a Politics of Exile: Criticism in an Era of Global Liberal Decline
Part III Local/Global Participatory Democracies
	8 Unwalling Citizenship
	9 Other Wise Democracies: What the Tree Canopies Know
	10 Democratizing Revolution: Self-Reflexivity and Self-Limitation Beyond Liberalism
Part IV Indigenous Democracies
	11 Gitxsan Democracy: On Its Own Terms
	12 Democratic Futures and the Problem of Settler States: An Essay on the Conceptual Demands of Democracy and the Need for Political Histories of Membership
	13 Cracking the Settler Colonial Concrete: Theorizing Engagements with Indigenous Resurgence Through the Politics from Below
	14 Like a Brick Through the Overton Window: Reorienting Our Politics, from the House of Commons to the Tiny House
	15 Governing Ourselves: Reflections on Reinvigorating Democracy Stimulated by Gitxsan Governance
Part V International/Global Democracies
	16 The Overlapping Crises of Democracy, Globalization, and Global Governance
	17 The Contested Freedom of the Moderns: Conceiving Norm Contestation as the “Glue” for Reordering the Globalized World
	18 Conditional Authority and Democratic Legitimacy in Pluralist Space
Part VI Joining Hands: Eco-Democratic Integration
	19 On Gaia Democracies
	20 Democracies Joining Hands in the Here and Now
Bibliography
Author Index
Subject Index