Titlebook: Democracy’s Deep Roots; Why the Nation State Steffen Schneider,Achim Hurrelmann,Achim Wiesner Book 2010 Steffen Schneider, Achim Hurrelmann

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Introduction: A Legitimacy Crisis of the Democratic Nation State?, We posit that these and similar pieces of evidence reveal something about the . of political systems such as Switzerland, Germany, Britain, and the United States. But what exactly do they reveal — and what do we mean by the term ‘legitimacy’ to begin with?

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How Stable is the Legitimacy of the Democratic Nation State?,tion discourses: how do such discourses arise, develop, and fade? The first section of this chapter reports on some pertinent insights gleaned from our examination of short-term discursive dynamics. The second section presents an overview of legitimating and delegitimating communication in Switzerla

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How Democratic is the Legitimacy of the Nation State?, is, of type I or II legitimacy crises. The reference category of our typology is represented by the notion of secure democratic legitimacy — a state in which key legitimation objects, not least the political community and system as a whole, tend to be assessed positively, on the basis of democratic

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Relegitimation Strategies: Countering Threats to the Legitimacy of Political Systems,fly discussed . of statements, notably in the previous chapter, where we pointed to the frequent use of comparative argumentations — that is, propositions in which two or more legitimation objects are evaluated together — in the four national legitimation discourses, and demonstrated that the inhere

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230275331democracy; Germany; globalization; Nation

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