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Krisis | Journal for Contemporary Philosophy is an open access and peer-reviewed journal for contemporary philosophy. It is a platform for original articles, essays and book reviews with regards to social, cultural and political thought. Krisis is particularly interested in contributions that employ philosophy in understanding current societal, cultural and political developments.

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2020-10-15

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Editorial

Editorial Krisis 40 (1)

1-3
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Krisis 40 years

40 jaar Krisis: Inleiding tot het jubileumnummer

René Gabriëls

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Veertig jaar universitaire filosofie in Nederland: van pluralisme naar 'normal philosophy'

Karen Vintges

9-25
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Krisis breekt uit: identiteit, politiek, cultuur

Gijs van Oenen

26-35
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Krisis of het afscheid van de filosofie?

René Boomkens

36-47
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Filosofie als praktijk. Krisis na 40 jaar

Ido de Haan

48-59
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Krisis, identiteit en kritiek

Tivadar Vervoort

60-67
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Dossier on Cristina Lafont's Democracy without Shortcuts

Participation and Deliberation: Introduction to a Dossier on Cristina Lafont's Democracy without Shortcuts

René Gabriëls

68-73
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How Dysfunctional Must Real-World Democracies Become Before Legislating by Deliberative Poll Would Be More Democratic?

William J. Talbott

74-81
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Can Truth (or Problem-Solving) Do More for Democracy?

Justo Serrano Zamora

82-90
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Two challenges for participatory deliberative democracy: expertise and the workplace

Lisa Herzog

91-98
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Juridicocratic Shortcuts to the Long Participatory Road of Democracy?

Dorothea Gädeke

99-106
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Political Parties and ‘The Long Road of Participatory Deliberative Democracy’

Ronald Tinnevelt

107-118
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Stuck. Or Why Democracy Can Be All Joy and No Fun

Pieter Pekelharing

119-125
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Politics and Power. Notes on Lafont’s Hermeneutics of Democracy

Liesbeth Schoonheim

126-135
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Randomized Mini-publics, Popular Will Formation and the Societal Conditions of Deliberative Learning Processes

Hauke Brunkhorst

136-143
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Sticking to the Long Road of Participatory Democracy: Replies to my Critics

Cristina Lafont

144-164
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Articles

The Performative Power of Queer Assembly

Pablo Pérez Navarro

165-179
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Essays

Art and Research: A Portrait of a Humanities Faculty as an Inclusive Workspace

Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes

180-202
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Book Reviews

Justice Is Always a Relational Matter. On Forst’s Normativity and Power

Oana Crusmac

203-208
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Leveraging Contingency: Paradoxes of Neoliberal Speculation

Jan Overwijk

209-214
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Interviews

The Brazilian Matrix: Between Fascism and Neo-Liberalism: Vladimir Safatle and Samir Gandesha in Conversation

Samir Gandesha

215-233
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