Public Preparedness and the Possibility of a Pledged Public
Addressing the Public as Power Abstract Eritrean political discourse assigns the public several familiar roles: victims whose suffering condemns the government, a population to administer, a force to mobilize, and a constituency to represent. Each relationship leaves a further question: how do citizens acquire the capacity to place conditions on those who govern them? Building […]
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Addressing the Public as Power Abstract Eritrean political discourse assigns the public several familiar roles: victims whose suffering condemns the government, a population to administer, a force to mobilize, and a constituency to represent. Each relationship leaves a further question: how do citizens acquire the capacity to place conditions on those who govern them? Building […]
