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List of Contributors
Presentation
Part one Democracy between the paradigm of crisis and paradigm of transformation
1 Studying democracy from a sociological perspective
2 The democratic fact: democracy, crisis, transformation
3 Emergency politics and de-democratization in the age of authoritarian neoliberalism
4 The fragility of ‘factual truths’ and the denial of experience: Arendtian observations and remedies to counter the reduction of democratic pluralism
Part two The identity and social foundations of democratic freedom
5 Identity and democracy
6 Claiming the social in freedom
Part three Imaginaries of democracy in the 21st century
7 Democratic political culture: from ideologies to social imaginaries
8 The transformation of the political or the shifting imaginary of modern democracy
Concluding observations
Index

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This book enquires into the state of health of contemporary democracies, offering a sociological reading of democracy to identifying the causes of the current transformation of democracy from a social and cultural perspective. With attention to the social dynamics present in modern Western societies, it analyses phenomena such as populism, new conspiracy theories and denialism, as well as processes including de-politicisation and de-democratisation. Identifying the centrality of questions concerning social identity and the political imaginary to our understanding such phenomena, Democracies on the Move explores the mechanisms that link the transformations of today's societies to the current phase of crisis in Western democracies. It will therefore appeal to scholars of social and political theory and political sociology.

This book enquires into the state of health of contemporary democracies, offering a sociological reading of democracy to identifying the causes of the current transformation of democracy from a social and cultural perspective.?