Energiekonflikte und Demokratiekrise. Eine radikaldemokratische Perspektive auf das Ringen um Gemeinwohlziele der Energiewende
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Agonistischer Pluralismus; Deliberative Demokratie; Demokratiekrise; Energiewende; Gemeinwohl; Radikale Demokratie; Agonistic pluralism; Common good; Crisis of democracy; Deliberative democracy; Energy transition; Radical democracy;All these keywords.
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