“Politics, State, Communism” brings together a series of speeches written by Álvaro García Linera in a unique political conjuncture: some date back to when he […]
Category: Politics
Refusing to Be Silent. Engaged Conversations With Leading Intellectuals
How can we approach the world and guide our thinking in the face of profound, myriad challenges? This is the ambitious question that animates the […]
Libyan Crisis Management. The Right to Interfere No and the Responsibility to Protect
This research is structured in two sections. The first one focuses on the historical and philosophical roots of the right to interfere. It attempts to […]
The Global Spatial Revolution. Space, Power, Communication in the Air Age
Developing Carl Schmitt’s reflection on the power of the elements, Vegetti identifies in the advent of aerial spatiality the onset of a true spatial revolution, […]
The Political Languages of Western Civilisation. Rhetoric, Democracy and Populism
This essay begins with the study of ancient rhetoric to develop some philosophical reflections on which to base a historical reconstruction that will lead us, […]
Democratic Deliberation and Public Bioethics. The Role of Moderators in Moral and Political Disagreements
Since the 1990s, deliberative democracy has been the focus of increased scholarly attention, as well as the locus of initiatives intended to directly engage the […]
A-Democracy. The West Between Populism Ad Neoliberalism
Starting from today’s climate dominated by the different political-media populisms that tread the contemporary political scene, the volume examines the rise and what is believed […]
Digital Citizenship. The Crisis of the Western Idea of Democracy and the Participation on Digital Networks
Today, the Western idea of society, founded on a contract between citizens and limited to the cohabitation of human subjects (just as the idea of […]
The Arduous Road to Revolution. Resisting Authoritarian Regimes in the Digital Communication Age
The right to rebel against an authoritarian power is part of liberal and democratic culture. As early as the late seventeenth century, John Locke theorised […]