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Democratic Innovations in Central and Eastern Europe expands
research on democratic innovations by looking specifically at
different forms of democratic innovations in Central and Eastern
Europe. The book covers direct democracy (referendums in
particular), deliberative democracy practices and e-participation -
forms which are salient in practice because they match the
political realities of our time. Expert contributors show how the
recent actions of ordinary citizens in several Central and Eastern
European countries have challenged the contemporary political
order, and grassroots movements and diverse forms of mobilization
have challenged the notion of weak civil societies in the East. The
empirical evidence presented attempts to deepen citizen involvement
in political contexts sometimes quite different from the democratic
political systems in the Western world. Using lessons from a still
largely underexplored part of Europe, the book both complements and
revises theoretical approaches, or complements empirical results in
existing studies on democratic innovations. Democratic Innovations
in Central and Eastern Europe will be of great interest to scholars
working on democracy, political systems, political engagement, and
Central and Eastern European politics. The chapters originally
published as a special issue of Contemporary Politics.
Democratic Innovations in Central and Eastern Europe expands
research on democratic innovations by looking specifically at
different forms of democratic innovations in Central and Eastern
Europe. The book covers direct democracy (referendums in
particular), deliberative democracy practices and e-participation -
forms which are salient in practice because they match the
political realities of our time. Expert contributors show how the
recent actions of ordinary citizens in several Central and Eastern
European countries have challenged the contemporary political
order, and grassroots movements and diverse forms of mobilization
have challenged the notion of weak civil societies in the East. The
empirical evidence presented attempts to deepen citizen involvement
in political contexts sometimes quite different from the democratic
political systems in the Western world. Using lessons from a still
largely underexplored part of Europe, the book both complements and
revises theoretical approaches, or complements empirical results in
existing studies on democratic innovations. Democratic Innovations
in Central and Eastern Europe will be of great interest to scholars
working on democracy, political systems, political engagement, and
Central and Eastern European politics. The chapters originally
published as a special issue of Contemporary Politics.
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