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Hauke Brunkhorst

The Crisis of Democracy

by Hauke Brunkhorst

After a century of fierce, bloody, and brutal class struggles, global civil wars, and world revolutions, the capitalist state became the cosmopolitan-constituted (e.g. Articles 23 to 26, German Basic Law), democratic and social state (Articles 20 and 28, German Basic Law). In the Global North, justice became an “existing concept” (Hegel). Relations of production were partially socialized, with property split...

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