The Sovereign and the Social: Arendt`s
... hypothetical norm upon which all other norms (of a single legal system) would be based (1960, 627). Hannah Arendt formulated another critique of sovereignty. After World War II, she expressed the widespread belief that sovereignty was no longer a workable concept. In her work, Arendt refers to state ...
... hypothetical norm upon which all other norms (of a single legal system) would be based (1960, 627). Hannah Arendt formulated another critique of sovereignty. After World War II, she expressed the widespread belief that sovereignty was no longer a workable concept. In her work, Arendt refers to state ...
International Relations, Political Theory and the problem of Order
... rounded the whole lot off with some more general discussions, about political and international theory and their possible trajectories. Given my remarks above, few will be surprised that the overall purpose of the book is to engage in a critique of the literature of IR theory, though I hope a sympat ...
... rounded the whole lot off with some more general discussions, about political and international theory and their possible trajectories. Given my remarks above, few will be surprised that the overall purpose of the book is to engage in a critique of the literature of IR theory, though I hope a sympat ...
Can Tocqueville Karaoke? Global Contrasts of
... rest of the volume, which make possible building a new framework that can span and join at least the three subfields of citizen participation: innovation in economic development, and arts and cultural activities. Section II of this volume extends a second line of theorizing that stresses not citizen ...
... rest of the volume, which make possible building a new framework that can span and join at least the three subfields of citizen participation: innovation in economic development, and arts and cultural activities. Section II of this volume extends a second line of theorizing that stresses not citizen ...
Reading Dewey`s Political Philosophy Through
... primarily with their political philosophies, with politics understood as a necessary, though limited component of democracy as a way of life.2 Addams gives elements of her political philosophy in a number of essays she wrote defending her participation in the 1912 Progressive Party convention, and D ...
... primarily with their political philosophies, with politics understood as a necessary, though limited component of democracy as a way of life.2 Addams gives elements of her political philosophy in a number of essays she wrote defending her participation in the 1912 Progressive Party convention, and D ...
Text - CentAUR - University of Reading
... Studies under the title ‘The Age of Liberal Wars’. 1 Freedman argues that Western liberaldemocracies are increasingly engaged in wars that are justified under the ‘normative stream of human security’, with a specific remit to ‘protect the weak and the vulnerable’, and that these conflicts can be pro ...
... Studies under the title ‘The Age of Liberal Wars’. 1 Freedman argues that Western liberaldemocracies are increasingly engaged in wars that are justified under the ‘normative stream of human security’, with a specific remit to ‘protect the weak and the vulnerable’, and that these conflicts can be pro ...
David Hume and contemporary realism in political theory
... choices” (Pasquino 1996: 22). Yet it is also undeniable that the great historical works of political theory ”continues to provide food for thought for a much larger public than that for which it was written”, and in that sense the contextual dimension ”does not exhaust the significance of the text” ...
... choices” (Pasquino 1996: 22). Yet it is also undeniable that the great historical works of political theory ”continues to provide food for thought for a much larger public than that for which it was written”, and in that sense the contextual dimension ”does not exhaust the significance of the text” ...
Discourse Theory: Achievements, Arguments, and Challenges
... mediated practices in terms of speech, writing, images, and gestures that social actors draw upon in their production and interpretation of meaning. Discursive practices are said to be ideological in so far as they contribute to the naturalization of contingently constructed meanings. Social classes ...
... mediated practices in terms of speech, writing, images, and gestures that social actors draw upon in their production and interpretation of meaning. Discursive practices are said to be ideological in so far as they contribute to the naturalization of contingently constructed meanings. Social classes ...
Convergence and Consensus in Public Reason
... may enter into public political life, consensus theorists deprive citizens of the power to object to coercive laws on the basis of their private values. Consequently, consensus theorists may have difficulty justifying the traditional liberal practice of religious accommodation. Public reason liberal ...
... may enter into public political life, consensus theorists deprive citizens of the power to object to coercive laws on the basis of their private values. Consequently, consensus theorists may have difficulty justifying the traditional liberal practice of religious accommodation. Public reason liberal ...
The Political Elites` Discourse of Right
... Denmark and Sweden. If we find that there is a difference between the dominant discourses regarding the political elites’ acceptance of right-wing populist parties in Denmark and Sweden, then we are interested in discussing possible explanations out of many as to why this difference appear. It is do ...
... Denmark and Sweden. If we find that there is a difference between the dominant discourses regarding the political elites’ acceptance of right-wing populist parties in Denmark and Sweden, then we are interested in discussing possible explanations out of many as to why this difference appear. It is do ...
A Physics Solution to the Hardest Problem in Social Science
... political science: what is the nature of human conflicts? What is the human natural in the new framework of quantum politics? What is the physics nature of human free wills? How to apply PLSS to solve political problems? After these most fundamental questions of political science are answered with ...
... political science: what is the nature of human conflicts? What is the human natural in the new framework of quantum politics? What is the physics nature of human free wills? How to apply PLSS to solve political problems? After these most fundamental questions of political science are answered with ...
conceptual analysis and research design for politologists
... On the other hand, it was difficult to avoid the impression that political science had become a weapon of American academic imperialism and a threat to pre-existing programs in Western Europe, India, and Latin America that were anchored in the more traditional disciplines of moral philosophy, civil ...
... On the other hand, it was difficult to avoid the impression that political science had become a weapon of American academic imperialism and a threat to pre-existing programs in Western Europe, India, and Latin America that were anchored in the more traditional disciplines of moral philosophy, civil ...
Consociational Democracy: The Views of Arend Lijphart and
... political elites. "That is the secret of its success." (Politics 1968, 103) Accommodation means "settlement of divisive issues and conflicts, where only a minimal consensus exists. " (Politics 1968, 103) The key word is "pragmatism," based on "a minimum of agreement on fundamentals," (Politics 1968, ...
... political elites. "That is the secret of its success." (Politics 1968, 103) Accommodation means "settlement of divisive issues and conflicts, where only a minimal consensus exists. " (Politics 1968, 103) The key word is "pragmatism," based on "a minimum of agreement on fundamentals," (Politics 1968, ...
The Impacts of Political Socialization on People`s Online and Offline
... parents and adolescent political participation (Hwang & Kiousis, 2010). An individual’s school experience also has significant impact on his or her future political participation (Humphries, Muller, & Schiller, 2013). Studies have pointed out that political behavior is acquired through learning from ...
... parents and adolescent political participation (Hwang & Kiousis, 2010). An individual’s school experience also has significant impact on his or her future political participation (Humphries, Muller, & Schiller, 2013). Studies have pointed out that political behavior is acquired through learning from ...
Paper-1, COMPARATIVE POLITICS
... For the traditional scholars, the geographical and horizontal scope of comparative governments and laws of the western countries where the political institutions were quite developed and data were easily available for the study. The traditional scholars felt that studying politics outside the nation ...
... For the traditional scholars, the geographical and horizontal scope of comparative governments and laws of the western countries where the political institutions were quite developed and data were easily available for the study. The traditional scholars felt that studying politics outside the nation ...
Noble Identities from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Century
... Libro del Cortegiano, though by no means depicting what courtiers in Mantua, Florence or Rome were really like, became an instant bestseller and conveyed an extremely long-lasting image of nobility. 13 Whether this is also true for the modest Protestant gentleman from north of the Alps who considere ...
... Libro del Cortegiano, though by no means depicting what courtiers in Mantua, Florence or Rome were really like, became an instant bestseller and conveyed an extremely long-lasting image of nobility. 13 Whether this is also true for the modest Protestant gentleman from north of the Alps who considere ...
The consolations of`neoliberalism`
... a straightforward shift from the left to the right, from values of collectivism to values of individualism, or as a re-imposition of class power. The emergence and generalization of this populist ethos has much longer, deeper, and wider roots than those ascribed to “hegemonic neoliberalism”. And it ...
... a straightforward shift from the left to the right, from values of collectivism to values of individualism, or as a re-imposition of class power. The emergence and generalization of this populist ethos has much longer, deeper, and wider roots than those ascribed to “hegemonic neoliberalism”. And it ...
Matravers comments on Weale
... common property resource regimes. But, by itself, this gives us no reason to think that such equality is a value or that such equality is a reason to look to common property resource regimes as our model rather than to other (‘unjust’) contracts. In short, Weale’s account of equality of power explai ...
... common property resource regimes. But, by itself, this gives us no reason to think that such equality is a value or that such equality is a reason to look to common property resource regimes as our model rather than to other (‘unjust’) contracts. In short, Weale’s account of equality of power explai ...
A Powerful Public Sphere? - VBN
... inadequate. One central aspect of the theoretical elaboration is this terminological shift and another is the precise use of several parameters as explained in the following. I agree with Eriksen and Fossum that the term general forms a more precise characterization in describing a type of public sp ...
... inadequate. One central aspect of the theoretical elaboration is this terminological shift and another is the precise use of several parameters as explained in the following. I agree with Eriksen and Fossum that the term general forms a more precise characterization in describing a type of public sp ...
“DENATURALISING THE VISUAL”: THE ESSAY FILM AS
... medium of which ‘intentions’ can be revealed through attentive and observant ways of seeing and through socio-historical as well as conceptual contextualisation. Thus the leading question is not how political critique can be performed against the image but through the image. Political critique thro ...
... medium of which ‘intentions’ can be revealed through attentive and observant ways of seeing and through socio-historical as well as conceptual contextualisation. Thus the leading question is not how political critique can be performed against the image but through the image. Political critique thro ...
critical political ecology
... This book seeks to question how far it is still possible to base explanations of environmental degradation upon such far-reaching criticisms of modernity industrial society (see also Castree, 1995; Vogel, 1996; Gandy, 1997). By so doing, this book does not question the need to consider the impacts o ...
... This book seeks to question how far it is still possible to base explanations of environmental degradation upon such far-reaching criticisms of modernity industrial society (see also Castree, 1995; Vogel, 1996; Gandy, 1997). By so doing, this book does not question the need to consider the impacts o ...
Johannes Andersen THE POLITICS OF DAILY LIFE
... And this is true both for institutions and for individuals. This entails that the individual is left to his own devices, to a greater and greater degree of reflexivity and strategic thinking as more and more choices of action open up. One is forced to understand the world around one by reflexive tho ...
... And this is true both for institutions and for individuals. This entails that the individual is left to his own devices, to a greater and greater degree of reflexivity and strategic thinking as more and more choices of action open up. One is forced to understand the world around one by reflexive tho ...
Beyond the Third Way - European Consortium for Political Research
... In order to bring radicalism back to the left he explored the implications of manufactured risk/uncertainty on a variety of policy arenas, particularly the welfare state. He argued that the left had to abandon its traditional defence of the welfare state and replace them with ideas of “positive welf ...
... In order to bring radicalism back to the left he explored the implications of manufactured risk/uncertainty on a variety of policy arenas, particularly the welfare state. He argued that the left had to abandon its traditional defence of the welfare state and replace them with ideas of “positive welf ...
The Significance of Race and Class for Political Participation Jane
... educational attainment and income – is strongly and positively related to political participation, is uncontroversial. Rather, the contours of the debate are perhaps best illuminated by contrasting perspectives about expectations for the relationship between indicators of class and trends over time ...
... educational attainment and income – is strongly and positively related to political participation, is uncontroversial. Rather, the contours of the debate are perhaps best illuminated by contrasting perspectives about expectations for the relationship between indicators of class and trends over time ...
IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM)
... Chief determinants of values in a democratic political community as the primary source of basic… 1.2.1 Some pertinent background aspects of the article In this disputation, we are concerned with what we have called the basis theory of Public Administration in an earlier context. This is the area of ...
... Chief determinants of values in a democratic political community as the primary source of basic… 1.2.1 Some pertinent background aspects of the article In this disputation, we are concerned with what we have called the basis theory of Public Administration in an earlier context. This is the area of ...