El reto de la profundización democrática en Europa: avances institucionales en democracia directa (The Challenge of Democratic Deepening in Europe: The Role of Direct Democracy)
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Democracia constitucional, democracia directa, democracia participativa, iniciativa popular, referéndumLaburpena
Los artículos reunidos en este número abordan, desde distintas perspectivas, las oportunidades y los desafíos a los que se enfrentan las instituciones de participación democrática directa en el Estado constitucional contemporáneo. Sin llegar a poner en tela de juicio la legitimidad del gobierno representativo, partimos de una concepción dinámica de la democracia que concibe la participación directa del ciudadano en los asuntos públicos como un medio para avanzar en el camino de profundización democrática.
The papers collected in this issue offer different points of view on the opportunities and the challenges faced by the institutions of direct participatory democracy in contemporary constitutional states. Never questioning the legitimacy of representative governments, we start out from a dynamic conception of democracy, which sees the citizen’s direct participation in public matters as a means of increasing democracy.
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