Publication: Los retos de la democracia de masas: democracia deliberativa y transición política
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Menéndez Alzamora, Manuel
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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La debilidad de la democracia contemporánea, su fragilidad, tiene parte de sus orígenes en la corrosión de su legitimidad. En la actualidad se han perdido parte de las referencias fundacionales bajo las que nacieron los estados nación. El mundo cosmopolita ha venido a hacer más compleja esta crisis al fragmentar el imaginario político nacional. Las naciones que han vivido bajo regímenes no democráticos durante largos periodos padecen este problema de manera acentuada. El trabajo presenta la facticidad de los procedimientos deliberativos de protección de la legitimidad constitucional, el denominado “patriotismo constitucional”, como posible ruta de recuperación de la autenticidad democrática en escenarios donde la soberanía democrática muestra signos de debilidad.
The weakness of contemporary democracy, its fragility, has part of its origins in the corrosion of its legitimacy. Currently we have lost some of the foundational references under which nation-states were born. The cosmopoli-tan world has come to do more complex this crisis to fragment the national political imaginary. Nations that have lived under undemocratic regimes over long periods suffer from this problem so pronounced. The paper presents the facticity of deliberative procedures to protect constitutional legitimacy, the so-called “constitutional patriotism” as a possible recovery pathway of democratic authenticity in scenarios where democratic sovereignty shows signs of weakness.
The weakness of contemporary democracy, its fragility, has part of its origins in the corrosion of its legitimacy. Currently we have lost some of the foundational references under which nation-states were born. The cosmopoli-tan world has come to do more complex this crisis to fragment the national political imaginary. Nations that have lived under undemocratic regimes over long periods suffer from this problem so pronounced. The paper presents the facticity of deliberative procedures to protect constitutional legitimacy, the so-called “constitutional patriotism” as a possible recovery pathway of democratic authenticity in scenarios where democratic sovereignty shows signs of weakness.
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Res Publica: Revista de Filosofía Política, n.º 30 (2013)
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