Democracy is existential to its core, and the social question is key to its survival. Since large-scale transformations of society—including migration, climate change, war, artificial intelligence, social media, and unregulated global capitalism—affect both political and social life on Earth one would expect a host of political theorists to examine the link between everyday experiences of […]
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