The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed why we urgently need to re-imagine democracy

Clodagh Harris

The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed why we urgently need to re-imagine democracy

Clodagh Harris

School of Society, Politics and Ethics

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Abstract

Clodagh Harris and Ian Hughes argue that, as established democracies face numerous short- and long-term crises, we must re-imagine democratic institutions to be more inclusive, participatory and deliberative. Only then can democracies resist the threat of increasingly despotic leaders and tackle global threats, including the climate crisis.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - Jun 2020

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