Voluntary associations have been presented as a solution to
political apathy and cynicism towards representative democracy. The
authors collected in this volume, however, argue that these claims
require more robust substantiation and seek to critically examine
the crucial link between the associative sector and the health of
democracy. Focusing on the role of context and using diverse
approaches and empirical material, they explore whether these
associations in differing socio-political contexts actually
undermine rather than reinvigorate democracy.
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