Machiavelli`s Morals - Azure - Ideas for the Jewish Nation
... political thought, he fails to follow the long trail of Machiavelli’s argument to its end, and as a result fails to appreciate the depths of Machiavelli’s originality.18 Machiavelli is not satisfied with a “liberal” presentation of two equally good but contradictory ethics, each of which is legitima ...
... political thought, he fails to follow the long trail of Machiavelli’s argument to its end, and as a result fails to appreciate the depths of Machiavelli’s originality.18 Machiavelli is not satisfied with a “liberal” presentation of two equally good but contradictory ethics, each of which is legitima ...
Machiavelli`s Morals
... pronouncements concerning the relationship between politics and morality.5 Indeed, as early as 1532, the year it appeared in print, e Prince was referred to sarcastically as “the golden book of morality.”6 Time would only confirm Machiavelli’s status as the enemy of decent people. In Elizabethan dr ...
... pronouncements concerning the relationship between politics and morality.5 Indeed, as early as 1532, the year it appeared in print, e Prince was referred to sarcastically as “the golden book of morality.”6 Time would only confirm Machiavelli’s status as the enemy of decent people. In Elizabethan dr ...
Herbert Marcuse: The Critique of Bourgeois Civilization and its
... some would insist, they simply define a new context for imple~ menting unchanging principles). Early treatments of the problem tempt us to simple classifications, although even there closer scrutiny reveals complexity. We contrast the celebration of "Enlightenment" in the Encyclopedia with Rousseau' ...
... some would insist, they simply define a new context for imple~ menting unchanging principles). Early treatments of the problem tempt us to simple classifications, although even there closer scrutiny reveals complexity. We contrast the celebration of "Enlightenment" in the Encyclopedia with Rousseau' ...
Skeletons in White House Closets: A Discussion of Modern
... Sadly, conventional wisdom suggests that the number of scandals is on the rise. Nancy Marion declares that “there have been an unprecedented number of scandals in national politics in recent years,” and that political scandals “are now a constant occurrence.”11 Jeff Zeleny echoes this sentiment: “Ba ...
... Sadly, conventional wisdom suggests that the number of scandals is on the rise. Nancy Marion declares that “there have been an unprecedented number of scandals in national politics in recent years,” and that political scandals “are now a constant occurrence.”11 Jeff Zeleny echoes this sentiment: “Ba ...
Moral Inscriptions: Politics and the Rhetoric of Responsibility
... Responsibility Blog under the very literal, if not revealing, headline, “The BP Oil Spill: Who’s Responsible?”3 By May 1st, the Obama Administration named British Petroleum (BP), the company in charge of the drilling, as the responsible party.4 Shortly thereafter, US Attorney General, Eric Holder, a ...
... Responsibility Blog under the very literal, if not revealing, headline, “The BP Oil Spill: Who’s Responsible?”3 By May 1st, the Obama Administration named British Petroleum (BP), the company in charge of the drilling, as the responsible party.4 Shortly thereafter, US Attorney General, Eric Holder, a ...
The London Corresponding Society And The Ascension Of Popular
... inhabitants of Great Britain, on the subject of parliamentary reform, 1792. 6 vols. (London: Pickering & Chatto, 2002), I:4. ...
... inhabitants of Great Britain, on the subject of parliamentary reform, 1792. 6 vols. (London: Pickering & Chatto, 2002), I:4. ...
Hollywood Left and Right
... each left an important legacy. Alternating between stars on the left and the right, the following nine chapters take us from the early twentieth century to the present. They examine the lives and beliefs of their central characters at the height of their political activism and end when that activism ...
... each left an important legacy. Alternating between stars on the left and the right, the following nine chapters take us from the early twentieth century to the present. They examine the lives and beliefs of their central characters at the height of their political activism and end when that activism ...
Variability or Moderation? The Effects of Ambivalence on Political
... moderate opinions about affirmative action programs, while Liberman and Chaiken’s (1991) respondents who were conflicted between the values of individual freedom and national security were more middle-of-the-road in their views about aggressive efforts of the CIA to collect intelligence. Both theory ...
... moderate opinions about affirmative action programs, while Liberman and Chaiken’s (1991) respondents who were conflicted between the values of individual freedom and national security were more middle-of-the-road in their views about aggressive efforts of the CIA to collect intelligence. Both theory ...
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... established their own unique musical cultures early in American history, such as the music of the Amish, the Harmony Society, and of the Ephrata Cloister in Pennsylvania. The ancestors of today's African American population were brought to the United States as slaves, working primarily in the planta ...
... established their own unique musical cultures early in American history, such as the music of the Amish, the Harmony Society, and of the Ephrata Cloister in Pennsylvania. The ancestors of today's African American population were brought to the United States as slaves, working primarily in the planta ...
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... established their own unique musical cultures early in American history, such as the music of the Amish, the Harmony Society, and of the Ephrata Cloister in Pennsylvania. The ancestors of today's African American population were brought to the United States as slaves, working primarily in the planta ...
... established their own unique musical cultures early in American history, such as the music of the Amish, the Harmony Society, and of the Ephrata Cloister in Pennsylvania. The ancestors of today's African American population were brought to the United States as slaves, working primarily in the planta ...
Rousseau and the Ancients Rousseau et les Anciens
... customs, education and civil religion have instilled in them a deep, emotional attachment to the fatherland - hence Rousseau's belief that presiding over education is the state's most important business (156). This emphasis on creating citizens has led many interpreters to conclude that he favored a ...
... customs, education and civil religion have instilled in them a deep, emotional attachment to the fatherland - hence Rousseau's belief that presiding over education is the state's most important business (156). This emphasis on creating citizens has led many interpreters to conclude that he favored a ...
"Funk is its own reward" : an analysis of selected lyrics in popular
... gendered, signifying discourse."' Guthrie also agrees that music has illuminated the African-American condition and experience throughout the history of this nation. Historically, music has played a large role in the African-American aesthetic and has expressed the sentiments and intentions within t ...
... gendered, signifying discourse."' Guthrie also agrees that music has illuminated the African-American condition and experience throughout the history of this nation. Historically, music has played a large role in the African-American aesthetic and has expressed the sentiments and intentions within t ...
Strategic Translations: The Zapatistas from Silence to Dignity
... After almost a decade of struggle, the EZLN has not precipitated a radical reconstruction of the Mexican political system. Its first attempt at achieving change by entering into peace negotiations with the Mexican Government in 1994 failed, much to the disappointment of the many Mexicans and intern ...
... After almost a decade of struggle, the EZLN has not precipitated a radical reconstruction of the Mexican political system. Its first attempt at achieving change by entering into peace negotiations with the Mexican Government in 1994 failed, much to the disappointment of the many Mexicans and intern ...
THE POLITICAL EFFECTS OF DISASTER AND
... political reality. This I did and my research is significantly stronger for it. Dr. Renée Johnson kindly agreed to join my dissertation committee after I returned from Honduras. She helped me interpret my quantitative data and make sense of what thousands of Hondurans had told me. The work presented ...
... political reality. This I did and my research is significantly stronger for it. Dr. Renée Johnson kindly agreed to join my dissertation committee after I returned from Honduras. She helped me interpret my quantitative data and make sense of what thousands of Hondurans had told me. The work presented ...
Unlocking the Latino Vote: Civic Organizations As Tools for Latino
... largely undecided about their political party affiliations. They have supported both Democratic and Republican candidates in the past, and have taken both liberal and conservative stances on a variety of social issues. Another factor is that a good number of Latinos live in important swing districts ...
... largely undecided about their political party affiliations. They have supported both Democratic and Republican candidates in the past, and have taken both liberal and conservative stances on a variety of social issues. Another factor is that a good number of Latinos live in important swing districts ...
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... such as Shakira and the members of the Buena Vista Social Club have reached a much wider audience. At the same time world music has been influenced by hip hop, pop and jazz. Even heavy metal bands such as Tool and Nile have incorporated world music into their own. Some entertainers who cross over to ...
... such as Shakira and the members of the Buena Vista Social Club have reached a much wider audience. At the same time world music has been influenced by hip hop, pop and jazz. Even heavy metal bands such as Tool and Nile have incorporated world music into their own. Some entertainers who cross over to ...
Notes on the Anthropology of Neoliberalism
... the welfare of the nation. The purpose of examining the multiple configurations in which “neoliberal” elements can be found is not simply to proliferate examples of difference and specificity that can be counterposed to an inflexible understanding of neoliberalism. It is also to develop a more criti ...
... the welfare of the nation. The purpose of examining the multiple configurations in which “neoliberal” elements can be found is not simply to proliferate examples of difference and specificity that can be counterposed to an inflexible understanding of neoliberalism. It is also to develop a more criti ...
Whoever You Are, You May Be a Polis: of Saul Alinsky
... interests come into play,” that then “the public realm is formed” (“What Remains?” 22). While the public realm is constituted through action and speech, it is power that keeps the public realm, “the potential space of appearance between acting and speaking men, in existence” (HC 200). When political ...
... interests come into play,” that then “the public realm is formed” (“What Remains?” 22). While the public realm is constituted through action and speech, it is power that keeps the public realm, “the potential space of appearance between acting and speaking men, in existence” (HC 200). When political ...
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... manner and matter were directed at him personally and his policy. Finally, such jokes function as a barometer of public opinion towards the government. The January 25 Revolution, known as the „Laughing Revolution‟, also adhered to that prominent cultural characteristic. On its outbreak, numerous jok ...
... manner and matter were directed at him personally and his policy. Finally, such jokes function as a barometer of public opinion towards the government. The January 25 Revolution, known as the „Laughing Revolution‟, also adhered to that prominent cultural characteristic. On its outbreak, numerous jok ...
The Return of Political Patronage
... reforms have characterised the British civil service for well over a century. But they are not self-sustaining: they require commitment, care and attention from politicians and officials if they are to be carried on. We could easily do things differently, with much less emphasis on the political ind ...
... reforms have characterised the British civil service for well over a century. But they are not self-sustaining: they require commitment, care and attention from politicians and officials if they are to be carried on. We could easily do things differently, with much less emphasis on the political ind ...
Institutions as the Fundamental Cause of Long-Run Growth
... as specified in the constitution, may nonetheless possess political power. Namely, they can revolt, use arms, hire mercenaries, co-opt the military, or use economically costly but largely peaceful protests in order to impose their wishes on society. We refer to this type of political power as de fac ...
... as specified in the constitution, may nonetheless possess political power. Namely, they can revolt, use arms, hire mercenaries, co-opt the military, or use economically costly but largely peaceful protests in order to impose their wishes on society. We refer to this type of political power as de fac ...
Name - professormartin
... that the one crucial difference to survival, despite numerous similarities in mentality, is respecting Helios. Furthermore, Dobbs contrasts Odysseus to his former self, cataloguing his maturing insight into the significance of reverence. The critic cites that Homer described the early Odysseus, who ...
... that the one crucial difference to survival, despite numerous similarities in mentality, is respecting Helios. Furthermore, Dobbs contrasts Odysseus to his former self, cataloguing his maturing insight into the significance of reverence. The critic cites that Homer described the early Odysseus, who ...
Five Arguments for Deliberative Democracy
... This argument can be summarized as the view that the procedure of public deliberation improves the outcomes of the democratic process by making them more just, in the sense of more fair. In contrast to the fourth argument, which as we shall see posits non-procedural epistemic standards, the third ar ...
... This argument can be summarized as the view that the procedure of public deliberation improves the outcomes of the democratic process by making them more just, in the sense of more fair. In contrast to the fourth argument, which as we shall see posits non-procedural epistemic standards, the third ar ...
Credibility of Social Network Sites for Political Information Among
... Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 19 (2014) 957–974 © 2014 International Communication Association ...
... Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 19 (2014) 957–974 © 2014 International Communication Association ...
Volume 13, Number 2, June 2015 - APSA-CD
... and globalization, our attention is drawn away from fixed definitions and towards the ways in which regimes secure their authority over time. The way in which they do so develops in response to changing internal and external contexts and challenges, not least that of globalization. The idea of globa ...
... and globalization, our attention is drawn away from fixed definitions and towards the ways in which regimes secure their authority over time. The way in which they do so develops in response to changing internal and external contexts and challenges, not least that of globalization. The idea of globa ...