Political realism and epistemic democracy: An international perspective

European Journal of Political Theory 19 (2):184-205 (2018)
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The article joins the current debate between epistemic and procedural democrats in contemporary democratic theory and aims to put epistemic democracy on a more secure footing. Yet, unlike those who...

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