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Book SynopsisWhat do ordinary citizens really want from their governments?
Trade Review"This is a deeply original and well-written book. The focus on conversations, combined with personal reflections and engagement with key theory, is valuable, personal and always feels intimate—rare in a book about something so abstract and distant as 'democracy.'"—Mark Deuze, author of
Media Life“Papacharissi brings her singular style to understanding today’s reeling democracy.
After Democracy provides a blueprint for more engaged and creative communication research and more responsive and responsible governance.”—Adrienne Russell, author of
Journalism as Activism: Recoding Media Power“Derived from listening to citizens’ discontent with how they’re governed, Zizi Papacharissi ‘s
After Democracy is a wise book on democracy’s unfilled promise, and how that promise can be more fully realized in the technological age.”—Thomas E. Patterson, author of
We The People: An Introduction to American Government“At a moment when the future of democracy is in question,
After Democracy provides a much needed reflection on what we are truly ‘after,’ and how we might achieve it.
”—Michael X. Delli Carpini, author of
After Broadcast News“A fascinating perspective on our current political, economic and communication crises, featuring citizen interviews from around the world.
After Democracy offers insightful conclusions about how we can restore democracy.”—W. Lance Bennett, author of
News: The Politics of Illusion
