“… 2. Just to mention a few examples of works that were inspired by Habermas’s theory of the public sphere: political theory (e.g. Arato & Cohen, 1992; Benhabib, 1992a; Chambers & Kymlicka, 2001; Chennoufi, 2013; Dupeyrix, 2012; Honneth, 2014; Innerarity, 2006; Manin, 1985; Nash, 2014; Voirol, 2017; Young, 2000), political sociology (Kopper, 1997; Peters, 2007), sociology of media and communication (Bourdieu, 1980; Chagnial, 1992; Müller-Doohm & Neumann-Braun, 1991), sociology of social movements (Neidhardt, 1994, Dris, 2016), gender studies (Allen, 2008; Benhabib, 1992b; Fleming, 1997; Fraser, 1985; Meehan, 2013), history (Boucheron & Offenstadt, 2011; Guilhaumou, 2005; Landes, 1988) and architecture or urbanism (Szacka, 2008; Tomas, 2001). …”