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SEVEN. Concluding Remarks on the Democratizing Role of Participatory Publics
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS iii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS v
- INTRODUCTION 3
- ONE. Democratic Theory and Democratization 11
- TWO. Democratic Theory and the Formation of a Public Sphere 36
- THREE. Democracy and the Latin American Tradition 55
- FOUR. The Transformation of the Latin American Pubic Space 77
- FIVE. Democratization in Latin America The Conflict between Public Practices and the Logic of Political Society 103
- SIX. Participatory Publics in Brazil and Mexico The Compatibility of Public Deliberation and Complex Administration 135
- SEVEN. Concluding Remarks on the Democratizing Role of Participatory Publics 165
- NOTES 171
- REFERENCES 185
- INDEX 199
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS iii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS v
- INTRODUCTION 3
- ONE. Democratic Theory and Democratization 11
- TWO. Democratic Theory and the Formation of a Public Sphere 36
- THREE. Democracy and the Latin American Tradition 55
- FOUR. The Transformation of the Latin American Pubic Space 77
- FIVE. Democratization in Latin America The Conflict between Public Practices and the Logic of Political Society 103
- SIX. Participatory Publics in Brazil and Mexico The Compatibility of Public Deliberation and Complex Administration 135
- SEVEN. Concluding Remarks on the Democratizing Role of Participatory Publics 165
- NOTES 171
- REFERENCES 185
- INDEX 199
