Some general assumptions Complexity Social complexity Epistemological complexity Increasing complexity Complexity and political theory Economic theories of politics The tragedy of political science A kantian version of menenius agrippa's apologue Politics as selective regulation of social risks Complexity and democratic theory Fear and democracy The classical doctrine of democracy The myth of political representation as Adaptation The neo-classical doctrine of democracy The evolutionary risks of democracy Broken promises and unforeseen obstacles Polyarchy and social complexity The self-reference of the party system The inflation of power The neutralization of consensus The principality of communication The sovereignty of the political consumer Long-term political effects Asymmetry, selectivity and non-interaction Teledemocracy Narcotizing dysfunction and political silence Conclusion A new model of democracy? Some starting-points

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Teoria Democratica