Constellations

Volume 26, Issue 3, September 2019

Constellations 25th Anniversary Special Issue: Democracy in a World of Crisis

AGNES HELLER OBITUARY

Farewell to a philosopher

• Jürgen Habermas

• Pages: 353-354
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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DEMOCRACY: ITS NORMATIVE FOUNDATIONS AND CURRENT CRISIS 

   

Democracy without shortcuts

• Cristina Lafont

• Pages: 355-360
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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Democracy and lottery: Revisited

• Hubertus Buchstein

• Pages: 361-377
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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 Two bad halves don't make a whole: On the crisis of democracy

• Rainer Forst

• Pages: 378-383
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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Whose crisis? Which democracy? Notes on the current political conjuncture

• Andreas Kalyvas

• Pages: 384-390
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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THE POPULIST TEMPTATION

 

What's wrong with the normative theory (and the actual practice) of left populism

• Jean L. Cohen

• Pages: 391-407
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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The phenomenology of politics as factionalism

• Nadia Urbinati

• Pages: 408-417
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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     Populism without borders. Notes on a global history

• Federico Finchelstein

• Pages: 418-429
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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SOCIO‐ECONOMIC CHALLENGES

     Capital's global rule

• Katharina Pistor

• Pages: 430-441
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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   Social equality, social freedom and democracy

• Kenneth Baynes

• Pages: 442-450
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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   Critical theory and the present crisis

• William E. Scheuerman

• Pages: 451-463
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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ALTERNATIVES

 

   Socialism and populism

• Andrew Arato

• Pages: 464-474
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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Buenos Aires’ neighborhood assemblies and the emergence of a new socio‐political form: Everyday practices, ordinary language and the reskilling of citizens

• Carlos A. Forment

• Pages: 475-491
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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  Regression in membership law: For a cosmopolitanism from within

• Svenja Ahlhaus
 
• Peter Niesen

• Pages: 492-503
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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BOOK REVIEWS

 

Thinking antagonism: Political ontology after Laclau, Marchart, Oliver,Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2018.

• Vassilios Paipais

• Pages: 504-506
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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A Critique of Sovereignty, Loick, Daniel,  London: Rowman & Littlefield, 2019.

• Susanne Krasmann

• Pages: 506-508
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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Civil disobedience, Scheuerman, William E.,  Cambridge and Medford, MA: Polity Press, 2018.

• Ervin Kondakciu

• Pages: 508-510
 
• First Published: 07 October 2019

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