Radical democracy: politics between abundance and lack

Introduction: rethinking radical democracy between abundance and lack - Lars Tonder and Lasse Thomassen; Part I. Radical democracy: abundance and/or lack?; 1. The absence at the heart of presence: radical democracy and the ontology of lack - Oliver Marchart; 2. Two routes from Hegel - Nathan Widder; 3. Deleuze and democratic politics - Paul Patton; 4. The wild patience of radical democracy: beyond Zizek´s lack - Romand Coles; 5. Theorising hegemony: between deconstruction and psychoanalysis - Aletta J. Norval; 6. In/exclusions: towards a radical democratic approach to exclusion - Lasse Thomassen; Part II. The politics of radical democracy; 7. For an agonistic public sphere - Chantal Mouffe; 8. In parliament with things - Jane Bennet; 9. The radical democratic possibilities of popular culture - Jon Simons; 10. Radical and plural democracy: in defence of right/left and public reason - Torben Bech Dyrberg; 11. Negativity and radical democracy: radical democracy beyond reoccupation and conformism - Yannis Stavrakakis; 12. Inessential commonality: immanence, transcendence, abundance - Lars Tonder; 13. True democracy: Marx, political subjectivity and anarchic metapolitics - Simon Critchley; Part III. Afterwords; 14. Immanence, abundance, democracy - William E. Connolly; 15. The future of radical democracy - Ernesto Laclau.