Republicanism

Republicanism is the tradition that defines freedom as the absence of arbitrary domination. From Cicero and Machiavelli to Montesquieu, Madison, and contemporary neo-republicans like Pettit and Skinner, the republic rests on institutions that limit power, civic virtue of citizens, and shared public responsibility. Revista Conciencia Democrática takes this tradition as editorial inspiration.

Articles on republicanism (1)

• The decline of Hungarian authoritarianism
  After almost two decades of illiberal government, the result in Hungary reopens the possibility of a republican return. A reflection on democratic fragility in the face of authoritarian populism.

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