Robert Talisse

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Um uh thank you for joining me uh for New Books in Philosophy.

It was uh really, really fantastic book.

Uh yeah, great.

Um, so you know, uh let's thank the listeners.

So thank you, listeners, uh, for joining us uh for today's episode.

Uh just to remind you, I've been talking to Alex Guerrero uh about his new book, which is published with Oxford University Press.

It is titled Lotocracy.

Democracy Without Elections.

I highly recommend the book.

Uh it's a really fantastic bit of work.

Uh thank you for listening to New Books in Philosophy and bye for now.

Hello and thanks for joining us for this episode of New Books in Philosophy, which is part of the New Books Network.

I'm Robert Talise.

I'm professor of philosophy at Vanderbilt University.

I co-host the program with Carrie Figder, Malcolm Keating, and Sarah Tyson.

My guest today is Samuel Bagg.

Samuel is assistant professor of political science at the University of South Carolina.

He specializes in social and political philosophy with an emphasis on democratic theory.

He has a new book that's just been published by Oxford University Press.

Its title is The Dispersion of Power, a Critical Realist Theory of Democracy.

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