How Social Movements Can Save Democracy. Donatella della Porta

      

CONTENTS

      1  Cover

      2  Front Matter

      3  1. Democratic Innovations and Social Movements Democratic challenges in the Great Recession Progressive social movements as sites for innovation This volume

      4  2. Crowd-Sourced Constitutionalism: Social Movements in the Constitutional Process Iceland in the crisis Expanding the analysis: the Irish deliberative constitutional process Concluding remarks

      5  3. Referendums from Below: Direct Democracy and Social Movements ‘Water is not for sale’: direct democracy against the privatization of water supply Expanding the analysis from a comparative perspective: referendums in Scotland and Catalonia Concluding remarks

      6  4. Movement Parties in the Great Recession Podemos as a movement party Developing a comparison: MAS in Bolivia Conclusion

      7  5. Progressive Movements and Democratic Innovations: Some Conclusions Innovating from below Conditions and limits for democratic innovations Democracy and the populist Right Democratic innovations as social movement outcomes Institutional change in empirical theories of democracy Innovations in intense times: the way forward

      8  Bibliography

      9  Index

      10  End User License Agreement

      Guide

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