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This paper explores the relationship between democratic capacity and multilingualism, questioning traditional assumptions about language in democracy.

July 23, 2026Open Access

Democracy Beyond a Common Language: First Discussion of a Generative Relational Theory of Multilingual Democracy

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Theoretical discussion uncovers a new view of democratic capacity in multilingual contexts, suggesting implications for inclusivity.

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This paper explores the relationship between democratic capacity and multilingualism, questioning traditional assumptions about language in democracy.
Theoretical analysis of existing democratic frameworks and language rights.
Identification of closure as a concept in democratic arrangements.
Discussion of potential criteria for democratic evaluation.
Proposes that democratic capacity emerges from relationships, not individuals alone.
Suggests translation creates common meaning rather than transferring it.
Identifies closure as the failure point in democratic arrangements.

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Wanhong HUANG (2026) studied this question.

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