Latest Open Access Issue of Democratic Theory (Vol. 9, Issue 2)

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The latest Open Access issue of Democratic Theory has published! This special issue is about political protest and democratic order.

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Volume 9, Issue 2

Editorial Introduction

Protest and the Democratic Order: A Research Perspective

Danniel Gobbi, Laura Gorriahn, Daniel Staemmler, and Christian Volk

https://bit.ly/3TkRqLC

Research Articles

Beyond (and Before) the Transnational Turn: Recovering Civil Disobedience as Decolonizing Praxis

Erin Pineda

https://bit.ly/3TeoRiX

The Sovereign Awakened: A Radical Democratic View on Protest

Oliver Marchart

https://bit.ly/3TCsKhz

Reform, Transformation, Emancipation: Conceptualizing Political Protest in Modern Democracies

Christian Volk

https://bit.ly/3CRCGNd

Reconceptualizing Democratic Innovation: “Democratic Innovation Repertoires” and Their Impact Within and Beyond Social Movements

Cristina Flesher Fominaya

https://bit.ly/3Sk12VA

The Duties to Protest and to Listen to Protest: Communicative Resistance, Enabler’s Responsibility, and Echoing

José Medina

https://bit.ly/3SiVBqf

Theorizing Reactive Democracy: The Social Media Public Sphere, Online Crowds, and the Plebiscitary Logic of Online Reactions

Paolo Gerbaudo

https://bit.ly/3Tj5qFT

Book Symposium

Karuna Mantena, Adom Getachew, Sofia Näsström, and Jason Frank

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