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The Left and the Crisis of Democracy: A Symposium

This symposium contains essays by Michael Walzer, Sheri Berman, Leo Casey, and Jeffrey C. Isaac that reflect on the principles and possibilities of social democracy and liberal democracy in our current political times. The pieces constitute extensions of the authors’ presentations in the “Crisis of Democracy” panel that took place at the American Political Science Association 2018 Annual Meeting, organized by Leo Casey and originally convened to respond to pieces published in a special issue of Dissent magazine.

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The Left and the Crisis of Democracy: A Symposium
Further Thoughts on Putting Liberal Democracy First
November 16, 2018Jeffrey C. Isaac
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The Left and the Crisis of Democracy: A Symposium
Politics, Pessimism, and Populism
November 15, 2018Sheri Berman
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The Left and the Crisis of Democracy: A Symposium
Not Knowing What We’ve Got Til It’s Gone
November 14, 2018Leo Casey
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The Left and the Crisis of Democracy: A Symposium
The Crisis of Democracy is a Crisis of the Left
November 13, 2018Michael Walzer

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