Tamás Nyirkos is a Senior Lecturer in the Institute of International Studies and Political Science of Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Hungary. His research interests include democratic theory, politics and religion, and the origins of modern political philosophies. In 2014 and 2015 he taught classes on Tocqueville at the Catholic University of Portugal and the University of Lapland. He is a member of the Public Board of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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Introduction 1. The Greek Origins 2. The Medieval Laboratory 3. A Majoritarian Liberal 4. General Will and True Democracy 5. Revolution in the Crossfire 6. America Before Tocqueville 7. Tocqueville's Synthesis 8. Individuals and Elites 9. The Contested Triumph of Liberal Democracy 10. A Brief Ontological Detour 11. Populism, Illiberal Democracy, Post-democracy 12. The Postmodern Challenge Conclusion
Introduction 1. The Greek Origins 2. The Medieval Laboratory 3. A Majoritarian Liberal 4. General Will and True Democracy 5. Revolution in the Crossfire 6. America Before Tocqueville 7. Tocqueville's Synthesis 8. Individuals and Elites 9. The Contested Triumph of Liberal Democracy 10. A Brief Ontological Detour 11. Populism, Illiberal Democracy, Post-democracy 12. The Postmodern Challenge Conclusion
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