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100	1		_aYoungs, Richard _eAuteur _4070 _920624
245	1	0	_aRebuilding European democracy : _bresistance and renewal in an illiberal age / _cRichard Youngs
260			_aLondon : _bI.B. Tauris, _c2022 _6452037
300			_a(viii-243 p.)
504			_aBibliogr. p. 221-239
520			_aIn recent years serious concerns emerged over the state of European democracy. Many democracy indices are reporting a year-on-year drift towards less liberal politics in the countries of the European Union. Polls regularly suggest that the voters are coming to question democratic norms more seriously than for many decades. Here, Richard Youngs assesses these risks as many analysts, journalists and politicians stressed the danger of Europe descending into an era of conflict, driven by xenophobic nationalism and nativist authoritarians slowly dismantling liberal democratic rights. In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has intensified these fears. There is another side of the democratic equation, however. Youngs argues that governments, EU institutions, political parties, citizens and civil society organisations have gradually begun to push back in defence of democracy. With each chapter, Youngs shows how many governmental, political and social actors have developed responses to Europe's democratic malaise at multiple levels
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