Hans Asenbaum

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Check out my new paper. White men have always been highly influential in democracy. But they were invisible. Their identities and bodies were not observed. This enhanced their power. This is changing today. The white, male identity politics of the Trump and men's rights movement is an indicator that white men are losing their power. They appropriate feminist strategies to cling to their unearned privileges. Open-access.

https://doi.org/10.1080/09589236.2023.2203374

Whiteness, masculinities and radical democracy: mapping four spaces of (dis)appearance

Radical democratic theory conceptualizes public visibility as empowering. In particular, feminist democratic theorists propose a politics of presence through identity politics, according to which i...

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Big congratulations to our member Hans Asenbaum for being awarded the ECPR 2022 Rising Star Award 🤩 ✨

https://ecpr.eu/News/News/Details/663

The award highlights his
🌟 outstanding academic performance
🌟 extensive publications
🌟 generous service to the profession

So well deserved!

@Hans_Asenbaum @ECPR_PolCom #ECPRPrizes @democraticinnovations @politicalscience #DemocraticTheory #Democracy #DemocracyStudies #DemocraticInnovations #DemocraticAssemblage

Introducing our 2022 Rising Star

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I am in Bucharest, where the main topic of conversation is Austria blocking Schengen accession of Romania. This meme is a reference to the illegal logging in Romania, involving Austrian firms

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/paulaerizanu/status/1601126305218822144

Paula Erizanu on Twitter

“I am in Bucharest, where the main topic of conversation is Austria blocking Schengen accession of Romania. This meme is a reference to the illegal logging in Romania, involving Austrian firms”

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Public roundtable "Liquid Democracy"
⏰ Thurs., Dec. 15, 18:00 to 20:00
🗺️ Institute of Political Science, University of Zurich (& Zoom)

With:
Karsten Donnay (University of Zurich)
Bryan Alexander Ford (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne)
Davide Grossi (University of Groningen)
Christina Zuber (University of Konstanz)

All welcome!
More information & registration: https://democracynet.eu/roundtable-liquid-democracy/

@IPZ_ch @democraticinnovations @politicalscience #LiquidDemocracy #Zurich #Democracy #DemInno

Public roundtable: Liquid democracy – DemocracyNet

@Hans_Asenbaum Interesting concept #DemocraticAssemblage
#Democracy is not only constituted by carefully planned processes, but also by the many things – human and non-human – that assemble in ever novel and unforeseen configurations.”

In my new chapter, I introduce the concept of Democratic Assemblage. Rather than thinking of democracy in terms of fixed and hierarchical institutions, let's imagine democracy as an ever-evolving arrangement of human and nonhuman forces. #assemblagetheory #NewMaterialism #radicaldemocracy #democratictheory

READ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365787591_Democratic_Assemblage

As more and more scholars come to the fediverse, it's time to start @democraticinnovations to promote and discuss #democraticinnovations research. Let's get this started @Sofiemarien, @rikki_dean, @PG @anewq, @Hannahwerner, @AndreaFelicetti, @DemocracyNet and tag others to spread the word!

📢CfP: Interdisciplinary research workshop on liquid democracy, Dec. 15-16, 2022, in Zurich
Submission deadline: November 8
More information: https://democracynet.eu/activities/ldws2022/

#LDWS #DemInno #Democracy #twittermigration

Liquid Democracy Workshop – DemocracyNet

As a hello, here are some things I have been working on this year:

Integrating citizen deliberation into climate governance: Lessons on robust design from six climate assemblies. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/padm.12883

A special issue of Critical Policy Studies on "Embedding Participatory Governance" https://doi.org/10.1080/19460171.2022.2053179

Citizen Deliberation in Germany: Lessons from the ‘Bürgerrat Demokratie’: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09644008.2022.2088732