Re-Imagining Democracy in the Mediterranean, 1780-1860 Edited by Joanna Innes and Mark Philp + Explores little known episodes in the history democracy * Offers new interpretative perspectives on themes as early interrelations between democracy and liberalism, and between democracy and religion + Provides new insights and Ideas relating to the history of the Mediterranean region in the age of revolutions Table of Contents Introduction Part 1: From Egalitar 2: Democracy in Spain: An Ever-Expanding Ideal,, Javier Femandez Sebastién and Gonzalo Capellén De Miguel 3: The Rise of Democratic Liberalism in Portugal, Rui Ramos ical Participation in the Greek World, Republicanism to Plebiscitarian Monarchy, Gian Luca Fruci 4: Ethnos And Demos: Representation and Poli Michalis Sotiropoulos and Antonis Hadjikyriacou 5: Sovereignty, Governance, and Political Community in the Ottoman Empire and North Africa, James Mcdougall Part II: Themes 6: Re-Imagining the Social Order, Joanna Innes 7: Liberalism and Democracy, Mark Philp and Eduardo Posada-Carbo 8: Secret Societies and the Emergence of an International Democratic Culture, Florencia Peyrou And Juan Luis Simat 9: Religion, Revolution and Popular Mobilization, Maurizio Isabella 10: Armed Forces, David A. Bell 11: Popular Consent and the European Order, Joanna Innes Further Reading Participants