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The Active Hope: Comments on John Keane, “Hopes for Civil Society,” Global Perspectives (2020)

Few authors feature the rare quality of threading their academic prose with clarity, attractiveness, and sophistication. John Keane is one of those authors. The Australian intellectual has produced one of the most innovative works of recent decades in the field of applied political theory, which simultaneously exceeds the dreams of some essayists with philosophical pretensions and the aridity of the majority of writers on comparative politics.