Militant Democracy and Emotional Politics
Militant democracy as it stands is not a general theory and practice of the protection of the constitution, but it can be perceived as a set of measures directed against radical emotionalism, a technique that may be relevant in all situations where emotionalism takes over the political process. Sajo...
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| description | Militant democracy as it stands is not a general theory and practice of the protection of the constitution, but it can be perceived as a set of measures directed against radical emotionalism, a technique that may be relevant in all situations where emotionalism takes over the political process. Sajo considers militant democracy in a narrow, legalistic way as a set of bona fide preventive legal measures that place restrictions on rights and on the democratic process for the sake of democracy/constitutionalism. Adapted from the source document. |
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