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ories propose a normative model of politics; they argue for the kind of politics people should have. We a
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pidly losing credibility and legitimacy, and many argue that we now are moving into a postdemocratic era.
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pidly losing credibility and legitimacy, and many argue that we now are moving into a postdemocratic era.
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t Habermas might call the public sphere). I would argue that the best and most elaborated expression of t
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in reading:** Honig (2013); Honig (2015) One can argue that the idea of liberal democracy requires that
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pidly losing credibility and legitimacy, and many argue that we now are moving into a postdemocratic era.
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ories propose a normative model of politics; they argue for the kind of politics people should have. We a