Navigating State Legitimacy

This chapter examines the intricacies of voter suppression and the importance of procedural democratization through citizens' juries and assemblies. It highlights the nuanced nature of political legitimacy, contrasting the long-term sustainability of democratic legitimacy with authoritarian models, particularly in the context of economic growth and social recognition. The discussion underscores the need for balance between input and output legitimacy in governance, addressing the challenges posed by capitalism and the evolving demands of citizen engagement.