(Liberal) Democracy contra Non-Democracy: Some Anthropologically Oriented Remarks

The objective of the paper is to formulate a few observations regarding the tendency to classify political regimes as democratic and non-democratic ones based on essentially anthropological categories of human qualities, with reference to Giovanni Sartori’s or Vladimír Čermák’s approaches. The context of reflection is the current debate on the crisis of liberal democratic regimes and how to prevent the influence and rise of non-democratic regimes, with reference to Timothy Snyder’s approach.

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Teoria Polityki
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2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.4467/25440845tp.25.001.21638
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Political Theology and Sovereignty
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(Liberal) Democracy contra Non-Democracy: Some Anthropologically Oriented Remarks

Jan Holzer
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(Liberal) Democracy contra Non-Democracy: Some Anthropologically Oriented Remarks

Jan Holzer
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Abstract

The objective of the paper is to formulate a few observations regarding the tendency to classify political regimes as democratic and non-democratic ones based on essentially anthropological categories of human qualities, with reference to Giovanni Sartori’s or Vladimír Čermák’s approaches. The context of reflection is the current debate on the crisis of liberal democratic regimes and how to prevent the influence and rise of non-democratic regimes, with reference to Timothy Snyder’s approach.

Teoria PolitykiVol. 11
Masaryk University (CZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Political Theology and Sovereignty
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