Political polarization
Polarization: the hardening of political camps and its effect on democratic coexistence.
Political polarization — affective, ideological, mediatic — erodes the common ground on which liberal democracy rests. When the other ceases to be an adversary and becomes an enemy, debate yields to insult and institution to tactical calculation. Revista Conciencia Democrática publishes analysis on the causes and antidotes of contemporary polarization.
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