This lexicon entry examines the tensions affecting political representation in intercultural societies. After some definitional premises, it discusses representation in liberal democracies and the challenges posed by the ethnic, cultural and religious diversity linked to migration. It then considers how the nexus between democracy and representation has been rethought beyond the West, where participatory and communitarian democracy emerge as autochthonous alternatives to political representation. The conclusions describe Andean intercultural democracy as a conditioned, weak form of inclusion, and call for rethinking both citizenship and the forms of political representation from an intercultural perspective.
Rappresentanza politica
Enrico Buono
2024-01-01
Abstract
This lexicon entry examines the tensions affecting political representation in intercultural societies. After some definitional premises, it discusses representation in liberal democracies and the challenges posed by the ethnic, cultural and religious diversity linked to migration. It then considers how the nexus between democracy and representation has been rethought beyond the West, where participatory and communitarian democracy emerge as autochthonous alternatives to political representation. The conclusions describe Andean intercultural democracy as a conditioned, weak form of inclusion, and call for rethinking both citizenship and the forms of political representation from an intercultural perspective.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


