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Veto Players. How Political Institutions Work
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uno de los puntos centrales de las demandas de las minorías y que puede entrar en conflicto con la promoción de los valores propios de la ciudadanía democrática.Además, en un comentario a la obra de David Held 2 , aborda la relación entre ciudadanía y globalización.En concreto, se cuestiona si la ciudadanía seguirá vinculada a las instituciones nacionales y a los procesos políticos.Finalmente, expone su visión crítica del libro de Michael Sandel Democracy's discontent 3 y argumenta que el igualitarismo liberal es más adecuado que el republicanismo cívico para fortalecer la ciudadanía en las sociedades actuales.
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- Giné, V. L., & Tsebelis, G.
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- Reis
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- JSTOR
- Published
- 2003
- Issue
- 103
- Pages
- 266
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