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This volume of Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviancebrings together scholars to debate sociological, socio-legal, and related insights from the social and behavioral sciences concerned with important contemporary questions on democracy, and its role for matters of governance and law.
Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Editor -- About the Contributors -- Introduction: The Spirit of Democracies -- References -- Part I: Law and Politics -- Chapter 1: Mobilizing Law Against Democracy -- Introduction -- Lawyers as Agents of Autocratic Legalism -- A Lawfare Case Study: "Stop the Steal" -- Conditions of Possibility -- Collective Action Frame: "Voting Fraud" -- Mobilizing Network: "Lawyers for Trump" -- Repertoires of Contention -- Weaponizing Conspiracy Claims in Court
Blurring Fact and Fiction by Mixing Law and Media -- Mobilizing Law Behind the Scenes to Authorize "Fake Electors" -- Coopting Gatekeepers and Declaring Emergency Power -- Lawyers in the Future of Democracy -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2: National Parliament as a Global Institution -- Introduction -- Theoretical Background: Neoinstitutionalism and Ritual Theory -- Managing the Sacred Principles of Policymaking in Parliamentary Business -- National Sovereignty -- Parliamentarians' Independence -- The Common Good -- Conclusion -- References
Chapter 3: Digital Democracy in a "Black-Box" Regime: The Conservative Origins of Taiwan's Open Government Policy, 2011-2016 -- Introduction -- The Historical Factors Behind Taiwan's Open Government Policy -- The Profit Motives behind Open Government -- Elites' Conception of Democracy -- Reaction to the Sunflower Movement in 2014 -- The Democratic Implications of Open Government Data -- Data Selection and Input -- Platform Design -- Data Intermediaries -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Bureaucratic Clientelism as Mechanism of Corruption in a Decentralized Democracy: The Case of Indonesia
Introduction -- Clientelism, Bureaucracy, and Democracy -- Conceptualizing Bureaucratic Clientelism -- Bureaucratic Clientelism and Electoral Democracy -- Bureaucratic Clientelism in Indonesia -- Bureaucratic Corruptions within Suharto's Authoritarian Regime -- Deepening Bureaucratic Clientelism in Decentralized Indonesian Democracy -- How Local Bureaucratic Clientelism Practices Undermine Redistribution -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Democracy and Changing Security Landscapes: In Search of Constitutional Conjunctures -- Introduction -- An Empirical Analysis of Constitution Making
Conjuncture 1: Typologies of Violence -- Conjuncture 2: International Law and Democracy -- Constituent Power and the Dialectic of Democracy -- Constituent Power and Vertical Militarism -- Constituent Power and Horizontal Militarism -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Debate and Participation -- Chapter 6: The Public Sphere: Democracy and the Right Peaceably to Assemble -- Introduction -- Habermas and the Public Sphere -- The Transformation of the American Public Sphere -- Charlottesville and the Unraveling of the Public Sphere
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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