The aim of this thesis is to answer the question about: ¿Who or What is the constituent power? And ¿what are its relationships with the constituted power, in the context of post metaphysics democracy? Constituent power has been a key concept to thinking about The people as the ultimate source of all political power. Constituent power is intrinsically associated with democracy, insofar, the democracy in its most basic aception is the power of The people. With this purpose, I compare two models of democracy: the Jurgen Habermas deliberative democracy and Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe's radical democracy, but with special emphasis in Laclaus’s populism. In the first model, deliberative democracy, the constituent power is the communicative ...
The constituent power of the people is one of the fundamental ideas of modern politics. It was first...
Resumen: El artículo aborda el problema de la objetiva realidad del poder constituyente, al hilo de ...
In this article, the author asks what principle legitimizes power in contemporary democratic systems...
Contemporary democracy is experimenting a new way of its history, which will presumably reshape some...
That ‘the people’ is a representative claim is accepted by many democratic theorists. Many of these...
The aim of this article is to discuss recent transformations of Democracy in Europe from the point o...
This paper discusses Colon-Rios's reconstruction of the idea of constituent power in relation to his...
Open access via Sage agreement Funding: H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions 754326Peer reviewedPubl...
This thesis joins the current debate about the paradox of constituent power in political theory. The...
This article discusses the current debate between populist and republican accounts of democracy. To ...
This article approaches critically the idea of constituent power typical of liberal constitutionalis...
Democracy seems to be in crisis and scholars have started to consider the possibility that “the only...
In times of crisis it is necessary to revisit the theorization of radical change and the mechanisms ...
How does democracy get off the ground? Is it possible to begin democratically where there is no demo...
The article discusses the nature and role of constituent power in contemporary constitutional democr...
The constituent power of the people is one of the fundamental ideas of modern politics. It was first...
Resumen: El artículo aborda el problema de la objetiva realidad del poder constituyente, al hilo de ...
In this article, the author asks what principle legitimizes power in contemporary democratic systems...
Contemporary democracy is experimenting a new way of its history, which will presumably reshape some...
That ‘the people’ is a representative claim is accepted by many democratic theorists. Many of these...
The aim of this article is to discuss recent transformations of Democracy in Europe from the point o...
This paper discusses Colon-Rios's reconstruction of the idea of constituent power in relation to his...
Open access via Sage agreement Funding: H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions 754326Peer reviewedPubl...
This thesis joins the current debate about the paradox of constituent power in political theory. The...
This article discusses the current debate between populist and republican accounts of democracy. To ...
This article approaches critically the idea of constituent power typical of liberal constitutionalis...
Democracy seems to be in crisis and scholars have started to consider the possibility that “the only...
In times of crisis it is necessary to revisit the theorization of radical change and the mechanisms ...
How does democracy get off the ground? Is it possible to begin democratically where there is no demo...
The article discusses the nature and role of constituent power in contemporary constitutional democr...
The constituent power of the people is one of the fundamental ideas of modern politics. It was first...
Resumen: El artículo aborda el problema de la objetiva realidad del poder constituyente, al hilo de ...
In this article, the author asks what principle legitimizes power in contemporary democratic systems...