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Oliver Flügel-Martinsen (Prof. Dr.) teaches political theory and history of political thought at the University of Bielefeld. His main research fields are: philosophy and theory of modernity, philosophy and theory of the social sciences, theories of the political, democratic theory, contemporary French philosophy and social theory, and post-Marxist critical social theory.
Stephen W. Sawyer (Professor) teaches history and political thought at the American University of Paris. He has previously co-edited two volumes on French political thought of the late twentieth century and has published two monographs on the history of democracy and state-building in the nineteenth century.
Daniel Schulz (PD Dr.) teaches political theory and history of political thought at the Technical University of Dresden. He has published two monographs on comparative constitutional cultures and on republicanism. His interests further include theories of democracy and theories of power.
Frontmatter 1
Contents 5
Preface 7
1. Introduction 9
2. The Political Theory of Democracy 23
3. Political Theory through History Pierre Rosanvallon' s Concepts of Representation and the People and their Importance for Understanding Populism 39
4. Rather Topics than Disciplines Pierre Rosanvallon's Interdisciplinary Political Thought 61
5. Writing the History of Democracy as a History of Tensions, Antinomies and Indeterminacies. Pierre Rosanvallon's Method of Conceptual History 75
6. On the Critical Potential of Rosanvallon's Wide Definition of Democracy 99
7. Restocking the Storehouse of Democratic Ideas Pierre Rosanvallon at the Collège de France (2002-2018) 119
8. Democracy and the Press in Rosanvallon's Historiography 133
9. Pierre Rosanvallon in Context The Crisis of Republicanism and the Democratic Experience 159
10. Organizing the Political Understanding the Crisis of Democracy with Rosanvallon 175
11. Governing Democratically A Reconceptualization of the Executive based on Pierre Rosanvallon 199
12. Coals to Newcastle 217
13. Pierre Rosanvallon's Pragmatic Turn 229
The Authors 247