From “Theory of Mature Society” to “The articulation of ethics of care and radical democracies”

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  • 「成熟社会論」 から 「ケアの倫理とラディカルデモクラシーの節合」 へ
  • 「成熟社会論」から「ケアの倫理とラディカルデモクラシーの節合」へ : 「新自由主義-権威主義」への対抗政治構想
  • 「 セイジュク シャカイロン 」 カラ 「 ケア ノ リンリ ト ラディカルデモクラシー ノ セツゴウ 」 エ : 「 シン ジユウ シュギ-ケンイ シュギ 」 エ ノ タイコウ セイジ コウソウ
  • ―「新自由主義―権威主義」 への対抗政治構想

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<p>In contrast to neoliberalism and authoritarian populism, liberal democracy is currently facing a two-way crisis from efficacy and legitimacy.</p><p>  In Chapter 1, I present crises of liberal democracy after World War II. In Chapter 2, I take the theory of mature society as the key and discuss the changes during the “Long Sixties” that contributed to the tipping point of efficiency and legitimacy, plunging liberal democracy into a crisis. In Chapter 3, I reinterpret this change in terms of ‘liberation from individuals’ and ‘the rise of directness.’ In Chapter 4, I discuss the constellation of four concepts: neoliberalism, authoritarian populism, ethics of care, and radical democracy, which derived from ‘liberation from individuals’ and ‘the rise of directness’.</p><p>  This discussion aims to clarify the four concepts have in common that counter liberal democracy. At the same time, we also clarify those aspects that stand in mutual opposition. In Chapter 5, I discuss the articulation of ethics of care and radical democracy, that counter neoliberalism and authoritarian populism, with reference to the lack of nursery school vacancies in Japan.</p><p>  Through this, while acquiring a renewed understanding of the “Long Sixties” as the source of four counter-concepts to liberal democracy, we explore modifications of the theory of mature society to find a way out of this crisis.</p>

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