Liberale Demokratie und soziale Macht (eBook)

Generalvorwort 6
Inhalt 11
Vorwort 13
Teil I Machterwerb durch Verbände, Parteien, Identitäten 17
1Strategisches Beschweigen.Institutionelle und strategischeVorentscheidungen über die Vermeidungvon Entscheidungsthemen (1977) 18
I 21
II 30
III 35
Bibliographie 38
2 Political Institutions and Social Power: Conceptual Explorations (2006) 40
1 The Structure of Institutions 41
2 Functions of Institutions 46
3 Social Power, as Provided by Institutions and as Challenging Institutions 51
3The attribution of public statusto interest groups: observationson the West German case (1980) 60
1 Three dimensions of the analysis of interest organization 60
2 Two types of political rationality 62
3 Reordering the system of interest representation – a new political issue 65
4 Instances of institutional design 69
5 Neo-corporatism – the dependent variable 73
6 Differential impact of corporatization on the organizations of labor and capital 83
7 Alternative patterns of political conflict 87
Bibliography 92
4 Korporatismus als System nichtstaatlicher Makrosteuerung? Notizen über seine Voraussetzungen und demokratischen Gehalte (1984) 95
Markt, Staat und Solidarität 97
Konstruktive Lösungen und ihre Hindernisse 100
„Räte-Kapitalismus“? 112
5 “Homogeneity” and Constitutional Democracy: Coping with Identity Conflicts through Group Rights? (1998) 119
I Virtues and vulnerabilities of constitutional democracy 119
II Sources and symptoms of heterogeneity 126
III Group rights and identity conflicts 131
Conclusion 147
References 148
Teil II Legitimationen 150
6 Democratic Institutionsand Moral Resources (1991) 151
Modes of production versus modes of participation 151
The theological foundation of modern political theory 154
Interests, checks and the general will 156
The American and French traditions in democratic theory: Balancing individual interests and the common good 159
Hybrid solutions to the problem of democratic theory 165
Problems of democratic solutions 169
7 Competitive Party Democracyand the Keynesian Welfare State:Factors of Stability and Disorganization(1983) 178
I Introduction 178
II Stabilization through Competitive Party Democracy 182
III The Keynesian Welfare State and Its Demise 191
IV Conclusion 200
8 Politische Legitimation durch Mehrheitsentscheidung? (1982) 203
I 205
II 208
III 212
IV 231
V 233
Literatur 240
Teil III Defekte 243
9 Bewährungsproben.Über einige Beweislastenbei der Verteidigungder liberalen Demokratie (1995) 244
Literatur 257
10 Political disaffection as an outcome of institutional practices? Some post-Tocquevillean speculations (2006) 259
Dissatisfaction, illegitimacy, disaffection: towards a conceptual map 259
On democratic legitimacy 262
Democracy’s triumph 264
De Tocqueville: how democratic institutions generated democratic citizens 267
Democracy’s crisis? 270
Types of disenchantment with the practice of liberal democracy 277
Conclusions 281
References 282
11Participatory Inequality in the Austerity State: A Supply-Side Approach (2013) 284
1 Introduction 284
2 Two trends: Declining and unequal turnout 284
3 Four diagnoses and associated therapies 287
4 Nonparticipation: a challenge for democratic theory 291
5 Two and a half theories about the operation of democratic capitalism 298
5.1 The social-democratic theory of democratic capitalism 298
5.2 The market-liberal theory of democratic capitalism 299
5.3 Postdemocratic capitalism? 300
References 304
Teil IV Deliberation 307
12 Micro-aspects of democratic theory: what makes for the deliberative competence of citizens? (1997) 308
The libertarian case 310
Left-liberal responses 315
Institutional background conditions favoring a taste for deliberation? 326
References 329
13 Crisis and Innovation of Liberal Democracy: Can Deliberation Be Institutionalized? (2011) 331
Four functional virtues of liberal democracy 331
Four defining structural features of liberal democracy 335
Diagnostics of democratic failure and the need for democratic innovation 341
Two families of remedies 343
The effects of deliberation 349
Structures of deliberation 352
Conclusion 354
References 356
14 Referendum vs. Institutionalized Deliberation: What Democratic Theorists Can Learn from the 2016 Brexit Decision (2017) 359
15 Wille und Unwille des Volkes.Notizen zur politischen „Theorie“des Populismus (2019) 376
I. 376
II. 377
III. 380
IV. 382
Nachweise 384
Namensregister 386