The Realism of Hans Morgenthau - Scholar Commons
... the nation is not always best achieved through a maximization of the nation’s power visà-vis other nations.10 According to this defensive interpretation, the international system creates positive incentives for behavior that does not threaten the wellbeing of other states and which thereby preserve ...
... the nation is not always best achieved through a maximization of the nation’s power visà-vis other nations.10 According to this defensive interpretation, the international system creates positive incentives for behavior that does not threaten the wellbeing of other states and which thereby preserve ...
Herder and Nationalism
... special theoretical or interpretive issues. It seems a pretty obvious fact that different individuals face different circumstances. The external circumstances of individuals vary according to time, place, climate, social institutions, parents, friends, peers, economic position, and so on, and their ...
... special theoretical or interpretive issues. It seems a pretty obvious fact that different individuals face different circumstances. The external circumstances of individuals vary according to time, place, climate, social institutions, parents, friends, peers, economic position, and so on, and their ...
A Liberal Theory of Federalism
... I want to acknowledge the contribution of the many academics and students, particularly those at the universities of New South Wales and Sydney, with whom I have exchanged ideas during my years studying philosophy and political theory. Although they are too numerous to mention individually, this the ...
... I want to acknowledge the contribution of the many academics and students, particularly those at the universities of New South Wales and Sydney, with whom I have exchanged ideas during my years studying philosophy and political theory. Although they are too numerous to mention individually, this the ...
Machiavelli`s Morals - Azure - Ideas for the Jewish Nation
... Roman thought, virtue is a synthesis of wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance. Over time, other ...
... Roman thought, virtue is a synthesis of wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance. Over time, other ...
Machiavelli`s Morals
... stronger over time, and shifted back to the world of man: Unlike the rulers of the Middle Ages, who cultivated virtue as a means of ensuring their place in heaven, Renaissance rulers were counseled to guarantee themselves glory on earth as well. e prince was accordingly required to display “secular ...
... stronger over time, and shifted back to the world of man: Unlike the rulers of the Middle Ages, who cultivated virtue as a means of ensuring their place in heaven, Renaissance rulers were counseled to guarantee themselves glory on earth as well. e prince was accordingly required to display “secular ...
The London Corresponding Society And The Ascension Of Popular
... arbitrary abroad, and have their power confined at home; especially as troops in abundance can be transported in a few weeks from America to England; where, with the present standing army, they may instantly reduce us to what they please. And can it be supposed that the Americans, being slaves thems ...
... arbitrary abroad, and have their power confined at home; especially as troops in abundance can be transported in a few weeks from America to England; where, with the present standing army, they may instantly reduce us to what they please. And can it be supposed that the Americans, being slaves thems ...
Moral Inscriptions: Politics and the Rhetoric of Responsibility
... unspoken. Accordingly, understanding the politics of responsibility requires attention to spaces and absences, noticing where calls for responsibility appear and where they do not. The ubiquitous nature of responsibility cries out for what Gayatri Spivak calls a “reexamination of the familiar,”14 in ...
... unspoken. Accordingly, understanding the politics of responsibility requires attention to spaces and absences, noticing where calls for responsibility appear and where they do not. The ubiquitous nature of responsibility cries out for what Gayatri Spivak calls a “reexamination of the familiar,”14 in ...
Skeletons in White House Closets: A Discussion of Modern
... Studies Quarterly, and Political Research Quarterly. BRANDON ROTTINGHAUS is an associate professor of political science at the University of Houston. He has authored numerous articles on the presidency and executive–legislative relations, in addition to his recently published book, The Provisional P ...
... Studies Quarterly, and Political Research Quarterly. BRANDON ROTTINGHAUS is an associate professor of political science at the University of Houston. He has authored numerous articles on the presidency and executive–legislative relations, in addition to his recently published book, The Provisional P ...
Herbert Marcuse: The Critique of Bourgeois Civilization and its
... enter into the problem. The first is a judgment that modern men live within a comprehensible network of circumstances significantly different from those of earlier times. While there is much controversy about the ways in which these circumstances interconnect and about their sources, there is a good ...
... enter into the problem. The first is a judgment that modern men live within a comprehensible network of circumstances significantly different from those of earlier times. While there is much controversy about the ways in which these circumstances interconnect and about their sources, there is a good ...
Rousseau and the Ancients Rousseau et les Anciens
... Tzvetan Todorov writes, "the principal object of Rousseau's political writings is not the life of the citizen but of the city" (30). Precisely the opposite is true, as I see it; the city is elevated in Rousseau, because it is only through the city that individuals can be emancipated from the social ...
... Tzvetan Todorov writes, "the principal object of Rousseau's political writings is not the life of the citizen but of the city" (30). Precisely the opposite is true, as I see it; the city is elevated in Rousseau, because it is only through the city that individuals can be emancipated from the social ...
Reviewing Theories of Adolescent Substance Use: Organizing
... costs and benefits of ESU contribute to adolescents' decisions to experiment with various substances. These models share the assumptions that (a) the primary causes of decisions to use substances lie in the substance-specific expectations and perceptions held by adolescents and (b) the effects of al ...
... costs and benefits of ESU contribute to adolescents' decisions to experiment with various substances. These models share the assumptions that (a) the primary causes of decisions to use substances lie in the substance-specific expectations and perceptions held by adolescents and (b) the effects of al ...
Unlocking the Latino Vote: Civic Organizations As Tools for Latino
... For decades now, politicians, pollsters and pundits have tried to define, unite and persuade Latino voters. Presidential campaigns dating as far back as the 1960s have made efforts to appeal to the Latino electorate in order to win elections. In 1983 Ronald Reagan concerned himself with winning over ...
... For decades now, politicians, pollsters and pundits have tried to define, unite and persuade Latino voters. Presidential campaigns dating as far back as the 1960s have made efforts to appeal to the Latino electorate in order to win elections. In 1983 Ronald Reagan concerned himself with winning over ...
THE POLITICAL EFFECTS OF DISASTER AND
... of her guidance. She together with the rest of my committee patiently read numerous drafts of my dissertation and guided my thinking throughout. This work is as much an ideological product of them as it is of me. Several individuals facilitated my work in Honduras and enhanced my knowledge of this c ...
... of her guidance. She together with the rest of my committee patiently read numerous drafts of my dissertation and guided my thinking throughout. This work is as much an ideological product of them as it is of me. Several individuals facilitated my work in Honduras and enhanced my knowledge of this c ...
ibn khaldun`s conception of dynastic cycles and
... thoughts in his masterpiece Muqaddimah to strengthen their claims on the issue; particularly Political Economist and Marxists foundations on Ibn Khaldun and his ideas about the transition from badawa to hadara help to expand their works. However, not only Marxist but indeed Realists also compare Ibn ...
... thoughts in his masterpiece Muqaddimah to strengthen their claims on the issue; particularly Political Economist and Marxists foundations on Ibn Khaldun and his ideas about the transition from badawa to hadara help to expand their works. However, not only Marxist but indeed Realists also compare Ibn ...
Foundations of Effective Influence Operations
... the uncertainties regarding which sorts of appeals are most likely to result in attitude or behavioral change, planners would do well to embrace an adaptive process that tests the relative efficacy of cognitive, emotional, and social appeals and that modifies communications accordingly. • Influenci ...
... the uncertainties regarding which sorts of appeals are most likely to result in attitude or behavioral change, planners would do well to embrace an adaptive process that tests the relative efficacy of cognitive, emotional, and social appeals and that modifies communications accordingly. • Influenci ...
A Critical View on
... to believe that they really are lazy, stupid, inferior, unmanly, unworthy, or other characteristic they have been tarred with. This is manifest by internal negative thoughts about oneself, by selfchastising, and by verbal self-denigration in conversation with others. Picking these signs out from som ...
... to believe that they really are lazy, stupid, inferior, unmanly, unworthy, or other characteristic they have been tarred with. This is manifest by internal negative thoughts about oneself, by selfchastising, and by verbal self-denigration in conversation with others. Picking these signs out from som ...
Name - professormartin
... lessons for modern politics. The essay is distinctly ordered into three sections – introduction of present conflicts, the lesson learned in The Odyssey, and the resolution of present conflicts by looking into past literature. The first section is dedicated to introducing the widespread skepticism co ...
... lessons for modern politics. The essay is distinctly ordered into three sections – introduction of present conflicts, the lesson learned in The Odyssey, and the resolution of present conflicts by looking into past literature. The first section is dedicated to introducing the widespread skepticism co ...
The Return of Political Patronage
... are not as good at this as politically partisan advisers who have been selected because ministers know they can rely on them to support their political programme. Why would ministers believe that objectivity and impartiality constitute a bar, or at least a handicap, to the effective implementation o ...
... are not as good at this as politically partisan advisers who have been selected because ministers know they can rely on them to support their political programme. Why would ministers believe that objectivity and impartiality constitute a bar, or at least a handicap, to the effective implementation o ...
- Squarespace
... had “spread like a flood both in social psychology and in JOHN DIXON is a professor of Social Psychology at the Open University in the United Kingdom. He has published extensively around themes of prejudice, inequality, and social change. His research has appeared in journals such as American Psychol ...
... had “spread like a flood both in social psychology and in JOHN DIXON is a professor of Social Psychology at the Open University in the United Kingdom. He has published extensively around themes of prejudice, inequality, and social change. His research has appeared in journals such as American Psychol ...
Adorno: The Stars Down to Earth and Other Essays on the Irrational
... • Authoritarian irrationalism is an integral part of enlightened modernity, not to be thought away as historical relic, unintended consequence or marginal other. • The affinity between modernity and authoritarian irrationalism must be sought in the psychodynamics of moder nity, in the characterologi ...
... • Authoritarian irrationalism is an integral part of enlightened modernity, not to be thought away as historical relic, unintended consequence or marginal other. • The affinity between modernity and authoritarian irrationalism must be sought in the psychodynamics of moder nity, in the characterologi ...
Whoever You Are, You May Be a Polis: of Saul Alinsky
... According to Arendt, the social needs of each individual are the basic necessities for life. They should not be subject to political debate, and when they take on a political character, pollute the public sphere. Social issues must be kept distinct from the desire to end discrimination, which she ar ...
... According to Arendt, the social needs of each individual are the basic necessities for life. They should not be subject to political debate, and when they take on a political character, pollute the public sphere. Social issues must be kept distinct from the desire to end discrimination, which she ar ...
Variability or Moderation? The Effects of Ambivalence on Political
... side or the other. Ambivalence has been shown to be common (Basinger and Lavine 2005). Zaller and Feldman (1992) argue that it is the norm for most people, on most issues, in American politics. Many studies theorize that ambivalence leads to the expression of attitudes that are variable in the sense ...
... side or the other. Ambivalence has been shown to be common (Basinger and Lavine 2005). Zaller and Feldman (1992) argue that it is the norm for most people, on most issues, in American politics. Many studies theorize that ambivalence leads to the expression of attitudes that are variable in the sense ...
The Politics of Spinozism
... singular realism of his philosophy that might account for his singular place in contemporary thought.2 How then are we to characterize the ‘actuality’ of Spinoza? Why is the relationship of Spinoza to the present (not just our own, but that of 18th century Italian radicals or 19th century German phi ...
... singular realism of his philosophy that might account for his singular place in contemporary thought.2 How then are we to characterize the ‘actuality’ of Spinoza? Why is the relationship of Spinoza to the present (not just our own, but that of 18th century Italian radicals or 19th century German phi ...
INFLUENCE OF THE DOMINANT SOCIAL PARADIGM ON
... I would like to dedicate this dissertation and the completion of my Ph.D. to my family, Susan, my lovely and supportive wife, Will, our oldest son, and Daniel, our youngest son. Susan, you provided me with the love, support, emotional and financial, optimism and realism necessary for me to complete ...
... I would like to dedicate this dissertation and the completion of my Ph.D. to my family, Susan, my lovely and supportive wife, Will, our oldest son, and Daniel, our youngest son. Susan, you provided me with the love, support, emotional and financial, optimism and realism necessary for me to complete ...
The Authority of Public Opinion – why Weber declined to take part in
... 269). From this perspective public opinion had the capacity to legitimise authority but only up to the point. The idea that public opinion was essential but could not be taken for granted became a key assumption in sociological deliberations of the subject. Max Weber, of course was aware of the impo ...
... 269). From this perspective public opinion had the capacity to legitimise authority but only up to the point. The idea that public opinion was essential but could not be taken for granted became a key assumption in sociological deliberations of the subject. Max Weber, of course was aware of the impo ...