Misa Djurkovic, Director of the MCC–MKI Centre for Geopolitics, took part in the international conference Globalism and Democracy, held at the Inter-University Centre in Dubrovnik, Croatia, from September 14 to 19. As co-director of the seminar, he presented a paper entitled “But What if the People Are Stupid? Global Governance, European Elites, and the Fight Against Democracy.”
Misa Djurkovic, Head of the MCC–MKI Centre for Geopolitics, participated in the international conference Globalism and Democracy, held at the Inter-University Centre in Dubrovnik, Croatia, from September 14 to 19. As co-director of the seminar, he contributed a paper entitled “But What if the People Are Stupid? Global Governance, European Elites, and the Fight Against Democracy.”
His presentation examined the tension between democratic legitimacy and technocratic governance within contemporary Europe, exploring how elite-driven narratives of global governance increasingly marginalize popular sovereignty and democratic participation.
