Decolonizing Democracy: Power in a Solid State

Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield International (2016)
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In order to achieve a true democracy, this book explores different political and philosophical traditions that do not necessarily seem to speak in unison, notwithstanding their common goal: to propose an alternative to hard-line neo-liberalism, Western hegemony and coloniality.

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