In 'Can Democracy Be Saved?', Donatella della Porta critically examines the multifaceted challenges confronting contemporary democratic systems worldwide. She argues that the salvation of democracy lies not merely in institutional reforms, but fundamentally in revitalized civic participation, meaningful public deliberation, and dynamic social movements. Della Porta's scholarly analysis delves into how these elements can counter democratic backsliding, foster genuine citizen engagement, and build resilient political communities. This essential work offers profound insights for understanding the fragility of modern democracies and pathways for their renewal, making it a vital read for academics, activists, and anyone concerned with the future of democratic governance.