Annabelle Lever reads 'Democracy', by Langston Hughes

Annabelle is 'professeur des universités' at 'SciencesPo', and a  permanent associate at CEVIPOF. She is co-editor of the 'Critical Review  of International Social and Political Philosophy (CRISPP)'; co-editor  of the 'Routledge Handbook on Ethics and Public Policy (2018)', and of  'Ideas that Matter: Justice, Democracy, Rights (OUP 2018)'. She has also edited 'New Frontiers in Intellectual Property (2012)' for Cambridge. She  is the author of 'On Privacy (2011)' and of 'A Democratic Conception of  Privacy (2014)', as well as numerous articles and book chapters on race  and racial profiling, sexual equality and rights, democracy and  judicial review, compulsory voting, the secret ballot, and the ethics of  voting. At Sciences Po, Paris, she teaches ethics and public policy,  democratic theory, methodology and epistemology and leads the Horizon  2020 project, 'Reconstructing Democracy in Times of Crisis: A  Voter-Centred Perspective' (REDEM  https://www.redem-h2020.eu/index.html), based on a longstanding  interest in the ethics of voting. https://philpeople.org/profiles/annabelle-lever-2 https://www.redem-h2020.eu/ https://www.alever.net/