Vol. 23 No. 2(102) (2026): Democracy – Technological Transformation – Society

Edited by Monika Banaś, Małgorzata Kiwior-Filo

Published: 29-05-2026

Front Matter

• Front Matter

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Introduction

• Introduction

  Monika Banaś, Małgorzata Kiwior-Filo

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Articles

• Power of the Demos or Power over the Demos – Condition, Consolidation, Leadership and Threats of Modern Democracy in Political Science Discourse

  Alessandro Campi, Małgorzata Kiwior-Filo, Mateusz Mach

  9-31

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• The Fragility of Democracy and Its Double-Edged Nature

  Jakub Polit

  33-48

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• Anti-Politics as a Quasi-Regulative Idea

  Dariusz Juruś

  49-63

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• The Liberal Trap How Democratic Discourse Enables Illiberal Politics

  Alessandro Fanì

  65-74

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• The Culture of Anti-Politics in Poland Between Democratization and Autocratization

  Jacek Ziółkowski

  75-103

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• From Solidarność to the Algorithm The Crisis of Intermediate Bodies in Poland between Trade Union Legacy and the Challenges of AI

  Mirela Marta Banach, Antonio Macchia

  105-128

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• Crisis of Liberal Democracy in the United States

  Mike Kohout

  129-140

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• Language, Populism, and Political Discourse in Contemporary Europe The Dutch Case

  Monika Banaś, Raúl Sánchez Prieto

  141-160

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• ‘Achilles’ Heel’ and Democratic Society A Corpora Analysis of Journalistic Texts

  Jana Pecníková, Anita Huťková, Miriam Pavlovičová

  161-173

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• Radicalism, Extremism, and Terrorism Terminological Explanations and Their Role in Anti-Democratic Movements

  Violetta Gul-Rechlewicz

  175-193

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• ‘Dirty’ Right-Wing Populist Leader Between Moral Relativism and Cynical Practices of Leadership Authority

  Filip Pierzchalski, Mark J. Kaswan

  195-213

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• The Digital Age of Political Engagement Social Media, Political Exposure, and the Challenges of the Digital Public Sphere

  Pablo Esteban López Fernández, Carolina Plaza-Colodro

  215-232

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• Democracy as Telecracy? Bernard Stiegler on the Erosion of Democracy

  Piotr Rutkowski

  233-253

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• The Challenges of Technological Development after 2020 and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy in Bulgaria

  Desislava Damyanova

  255-266

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• Threats and Opportunities of Technocracy in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

  Helena Jańczuk

  267-279

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• Who Controls the Buttons? Algomorphic Society, Technocracy, and Italian Politics

  Edmondo Grassi

  281-291

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• Joycean Machines Democracy The Hybridization Process of Contemporary Liberal Democracy in the Context of AI Technology

  Piotr Łukomski

  293-308

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• Can AI Save Democracy? From Militant Democracy to Cyberocracy

  Łukasz Wordliczek

  309-325

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• Artificial Authority: From Machine Minds to Political Alignments An Experimental Analysis of Democratic and Autocratic Biases in Large-Language Models

  Natalia Ożegalska-Łukasik, Szymon Łukasik

  327-350

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• Young EU Citizens’ Perception of Democracy and European Security in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Global Threats

  Marta Dębska

  351-364

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Back Matter

• Back Matter

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