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Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian ¿Ideal-Type Analysis¿) and the Habermas (1988) notions of the ¿public sphere¿ and deliberative/dialogic democracy (¿ideal speech¿) to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian 'Ideal-Type Analysis') and the Habermas (1988) notions of the 'public sphere' and deliberative/dialogic democracy ('ideal speech') to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian 'Ideal-Type Analysis') and the Habermas (1988) notions of the 'public sphere' and deliberative/dialogic democracy ('ideal speech') to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A journalist wakes in a clandestine Qandil clinic with no name, a broken SD card in his fist, and a war for truth already inside the room. He follows the fragments: a field nurse who reads silence like a filea hacker who can coax ghosts out of dead drivesa psychologist who helps people remember by helping them forgeta painter who vandalises memory with murals that won't wash offEach step pulls him into a machinery that edits reality for a living. A ministry vault. A barbershop wired like a confession booth. A funding river called Q-FLUX that hides roads to escape. What he uncovers isn't a scoop. It's a script: MIRRORLINE, a programme that manufactures heroes, leaks, and public griefa legend written around him without consenta state that turns evidence into "cultural exchange" and gossip into surveillance minutesWhen the trail leads under the mountains-into an archive funded like a museum and guarded like a myth-he finds drawers labelled with people's lives, including his own. The mountains have receipts. So does memory. Inside the deepest folder sits the strangest payload: The Qandil File: Truth in Fiction-a novelisation of their lives, timed to detonate where facts can't. They publish it. The country laughs, rages, reads, and recognises itself. Power bans the book, then quotes it by mistake. That's when fear changes sides. You move through: clinics that don't exist on papersafe houses built to be "mildly inconvenient to assassinate"the Ministry of Untruth and its humming vaulta Suly barbershop where hair and histories get cut the same daythe Qandil archive where every lie leaves a labelYou meet people who refuse to be footnotes: Lavan, who keeps bodies alive and stories honestJina, who names folders "PROOF\_OF\_LIFE" and means itHandren, who treats memory like a witness, not a woundSavo and her brother Sarko, on opposite sides of the same fireDana, the artist who helped design the narrative and then tried to free itWhy you'll keep turning pages: Pace that moves like a raidHumour sharp enough to cut wireScenes that smell of tea, diesel, and burnt paperStakes that jump from drives to graves to parliament microphonesA love letter to Kurdistan's stubborn memory and to anyone who keeps archives in biscuit tinsWhat it asks you: Who gets to name the truth when power edits the footnotes?If story can wound, can it also govern?When evidence fails, will fiction do the job honestly?Think le Carre with a cracked lens. Think investigative thriller that knows satire is a survival skill. Think a chorus of witnesses-nurses, hackers, archivists, artists-who turn leaks into literature and literature back into leverage. You won't leave with answers.You will leave with a file that keeps writing back. "StorytellerUK2025" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian 'Ideal-Type Analysis') and the Habermas (1988) notions of the 'public sphere' and deliberative/dialogic democracy ('ideal speech') to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation. 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian 'Ideal-Type Analysis') and the Habermas (1988) notions of the 'public sphere' and deliberative/dialogic democracy ('ideal speech') to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation. 240 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Cyberdemocracy | Transforming Politics | Harem Karem | Buch | viii | Englisch | 2023 | Springer Nature Switzerland | EAN 9783031275432 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian ¿Ideal-Type Analysis¿) and the Habermas (1988) notions of the ¿public sphere¿ and deliberative/dialogic democracy (¿ideal speech¿) to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -This book is explicitly modernist at a time when many scholars have either forgotten the emancipatory promise of the Enlightenment or railed against it in the name of postmodernism. The book, broadly, adopts a hybrid epistemology that utilises the critical insights of Geisteswissenschaften Tradition (Weberian ¿Ideal-Type Analysis¿) and the Habermas (1988) notions of the ¿public sphere¿ and deliberative/dialogic democracy (¿ideal speech¿) to advance a general proposition of democratic renewal by way of cyberdemocracy. Curiously, as democracy spreads across the world in the age of globalisation, it has also been accompanied by increased discontent with democratic systems. To that end, this book is not overly concerned with saving democracy beyond the liberal representative model, rather the focus is on how modern representative democracy has failed and how cyberdemocracy might function as a more effective model that truly represents the people by broadening participation and reflexivedeliberation.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 240 pp. Englisch.