Just Democracy

The book presents a compelling argument for redefining democracy to prioritize justice, merging insights from Machiavelli and Rawls. Through a series of thought-provoking essays, the author examines the creation of a just democratic system, addressing critical issues like intergenerational justice, multiculturalism, and linguistic diversity. By drawing on examples from the European Union and Belgium, he illustrates the practical implications of his vision, making a case for a more equitable political framework that responds to contemporary challenges.