Creating Political Presence
The New Politics of Democratic Representation
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Dario Castiglione and Johannes Pollak
Chapter 1. The Logics of Democratic Presence in Representation
Dario Castiglione and Johannes Pollak
Part I. Representation as Democratic Empowerment
Chapter 2. How Representation Enables Democratic Citizenship
Mark E. Warren
Chapter 3. Judgment Alone: Cloven Citizenship in the Era of the Internet
Nadia Urbinati
Chapter 4. Political Parties and Conflict Handling
John Erik Fossum
Chapter 5. Populist Twist: The Relationship between the Leader and the People in Populism
Paula Diehl
Part II. Representation as Democratic Inclusion
Chapter 6. Varieties of Inclusive Representation
Samuel Hayat
Chapter 7. Radical Democracy: The Silent Partner in Political Representation’s Constructivist Turn
Lisa Disch
Chapter 8. Who Counts as a Democratic Representative? On Claims of Self-Appointed Representation
Laura Montanaro
Chapter 9. Future Generations and the Limits of Representation
Kerry H. Whiteside
Part III. Changing Contexts
Chapter 10. Synecdochical and Metaphorical Political Representation: Then and Now
Frank Ankersmit
Chapter 11. Externalities and Representation beyond the State: Lessons from the European Union
Christopher Lord
Chapter 12. Liminal Representation
Michael Saward
Chapter 13. Recursive Representation
Jane Mansbridge
List of Contributors
Index
Introduction
Dario Castiglione and Johannes Pollak
Chapter 1. The Logics of Democratic Presence in Representation
Dario Castiglione and Johannes Pollak
Part I. Representation as Democratic Empowerment
Chapter 2. How Representation Enables Democratic Citizenship
Mark E. Warren
Chapter 3. Judgment Alone: Cloven Citizenship in the Era of the Internet
Nadia Urbinati
Chapter 4. Political Parties and Conflict Handling
John Erik Fossum
Chapter 5. Populist Twist: The Relationship between the Leader and the People in Populism
Paula Diehl
Part II. Representation as Democratic Inclusion
Chapter 6. Varieties of Inclusive Representation
Samuel Hayat
Chapter 7. Radical Democracy: The Silent Partner in Political Representation’s Constructivist Turn
Lisa Disch
Chapter 8. Who Counts as a Democratic Representative? On Claims of Self-Appointed Representation
Laura Montanaro
Chapter 9. Future Generations and the Limits of Representation
Kerry H. Whiteside
Part III. Changing Contexts
Chapter 10. Synecdochical and Metaphorical Political Representation: Then and Now
Frank Ankersmit
Chapter 11. Externalities and Representation beyond the State: Lessons from the European Union
Christopher Lord
Chapter 12. Liminal Representation
Michael Saward
Chapter 13. Recursive Representation
Jane Mansbridge
List of Contributors
Index
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