This volume provides an entry point into the burgeoning field of comparative political theory by both synthesizing and challenging the terms which motivate it. Over the course of five thematic sections and thirty-three chapters, this volume surveys the field of comparative political theory, bringing the many approaches to the field into conversation for the first time. Sections address geographic location as a subject of political theorizing; how the past becomes a key site for staking political claims; the politics of translation and appropriation; the justification of political authority;…mehr
This volume provides an entry point into the burgeoning field of comparative political theory by both synthesizing and challenging the terms which motivate it. Over the course of five thematic sections and thirty-three chapters, this volume surveys the field of comparative political theory, bringing the many approaches to the field into conversation for the first time. Sections address geographic location as a subject of political theorizing; how the past becomes a key site for staking political claims; the politics of translation and appropriation; the justification of political authority; and questions of disciplinary commitment and rules of knowledge.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leigh K. Jenco is Professor of Political Theory at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Murad Idris is Assistant Professor of Political Theory at the University of Virginia. Megan C. Thomas is Associate Professor of Politics at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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* Acknowledgements * List of Contributors * 1. Introduction * Jenco, Leigh K.; Idris, Murad; Thomas, Megan C. * Section I: Geographies of Thought * 2. The Plantation and Colonial Modernity in Comparative Perspective * Getachew, Adom * 3. Situated Political Theory in Latin America * Gordy, Katherine A. * 4. An Interpretive Approach to "Chinese" Identity * Kim Youngmin * 5. "Inter-Asia as Method" and Radical Politics * Goh Benglan * 6. Toward a Tradition of Ghanaian Political Philosophy * Ajei, Martin Odei * 7. Mapping Afro-Caribbean Political Thought * Gordon, Jane Anna * Section II: The Presence of the Past * 8. Santo Domingo and the Politics of Classical Reception in the Caribbean * Padilla Peralta, Dan-el * 9. The Politics of Time in China and Japan * Murthy, Viren * 10. The Idea of an Arab-Islamic Heritage * Daifallah, Yasmeen * 11. History, the Hindu Right, and Subversion of Brahmanical-Hindu Political Thought * Gray, Stuart * 12. Motho ke motho ka batho, an African Perspective on Popular Sovereignty and Democracy * Ramose, M. B. * 13. Gender and Slavery in Islamic Political Thought * Urban, Elizabeth * Section III: Translatability Across Time and Space * 14. The Labor Question and Political Thought in Colonial Bengal * Sartori, Andrew * 15. Humiliation through the Prism of Islamic Thought * Euben, Roxanne L. * 16. War Without End, or, Ambedkar, Time, and Stasis * Kumar, Aishwary * 17. The Aggañña Sutta and the Theravada Buddhist Tradition * Walton, Matthew J. * 18. The Concept of Rights in Modern Japan * Okubo Takeharu * 19. Hemispheric Comparison in Latin American Anti-Imperial Thought * Hooker, Juliet * 20. Latin American Women and Democracy, Identity, and Transformation * Femenías, María Luisa * 21. The Twin Enlightenments of Marxism and Liberalism in the Philippines * Claudio, Lisandro E. * Section Four: Political Authority and Its Legitimation * 22. Liberalisms in India * Bajpai, Rochana * 23. Populism, Universalism, and Democracy in Latin America * Ciccariello-Maher, George * 24. Searching for "Tolerance" In Islamic Thought * Iqtidar, Humeira * 25. Modern Islamic Conceptions of Sovereignty in Comparative Perspective * March, Andrew F. * 26. Palaver and Consensus as Metaphors for the Public Sphere * Okeja, Uchenna * 27. Meritocracy, Aristocracy, and "Literati Democracy" in Chinese Imperial History * Blitstein, Pablo * 28. Organicism in Indonesian Political Thought * Bourchier, David * Section Five: Discipline and Dissent * 29. A Postcolonial Critique of Comparative Political Theory * Seth, Sanjay * 30. Indigenous Struggles for Epistemic Justice * Nichols, Robert * 31. Civilization and Culture in Anticolonial and Comparative Political Theory * Klausen, Jimmy Casas * 32. Eastern European Political Thought as a Conceptual Tool * Popescu, Delia * 33. The "Legitimacy of Chinese Philosophy" Debate and the Global Extension of Disciplinary Knowledge * Jenco, Leigh K.
* Acknowledgements * List of Contributors * 1. Introduction * Jenco, Leigh K.; Idris, Murad; Thomas, Megan C. * Section I: Geographies of Thought * 2. The Plantation and Colonial Modernity in Comparative Perspective * Getachew, Adom * 3. Situated Political Theory in Latin America * Gordy, Katherine A. * 4. An Interpretive Approach to "Chinese" Identity * Kim Youngmin * 5. "Inter-Asia as Method" and Radical Politics * Goh Benglan * 6. Toward a Tradition of Ghanaian Political Philosophy * Ajei, Martin Odei * 7. Mapping Afro-Caribbean Political Thought * Gordon, Jane Anna * Section II: The Presence of the Past * 8. Santo Domingo and the Politics of Classical Reception in the Caribbean * Padilla Peralta, Dan-el * 9. The Politics of Time in China and Japan * Murthy, Viren * 10. The Idea of an Arab-Islamic Heritage * Daifallah, Yasmeen * 11. History, the Hindu Right, and Subversion of Brahmanical-Hindu Political Thought * Gray, Stuart * 12. Motho ke motho ka batho, an African Perspective on Popular Sovereignty and Democracy * Ramose, M. B. * 13. Gender and Slavery in Islamic Political Thought * Urban, Elizabeth * Section III: Translatability Across Time and Space * 14. The Labor Question and Political Thought in Colonial Bengal * Sartori, Andrew * 15. Humiliation through the Prism of Islamic Thought * Euben, Roxanne L. * 16. War Without End, or, Ambedkar, Time, and Stasis * Kumar, Aishwary * 17. The Aggañña Sutta and the Theravada Buddhist Tradition * Walton, Matthew J. * 18. The Concept of Rights in Modern Japan * Okubo Takeharu * 19. Hemispheric Comparison in Latin American Anti-Imperial Thought * Hooker, Juliet * 20. Latin American Women and Democracy, Identity, and Transformation * Femenías, María Luisa * 21. The Twin Enlightenments of Marxism and Liberalism in the Philippines * Claudio, Lisandro E. * Section Four: Political Authority and Its Legitimation * 22. Liberalisms in India * Bajpai, Rochana * 23. Populism, Universalism, and Democracy in Latin America * Ciccariello-Maher, George * 24. Searching for "Tolerance" In Islamic Thought * Iqtidar, Humeira * 25. Modern Islamic Conceptions of Sovereignty in Comparative Perspective * March, Andrew F. * 26. Palaver and Consensus as Metaphors for the Public Sphere * Okeja, Uchenna * 27. Meritocracy, Aristocracy, and "Literati Democracy" in Chinese Imperial History * Blitstein, Pablo * 28. Organicism in Indonesian Political Thought * Bourchier, David * Section Five: Discipline and Dissent * 29. A Postcolonial Critique of Comparative Political Theory * Seth, Sanjay * 30. Indigenous Struggles for Epistemic Justice * Nichols, Robert * 31. Civilization and Culture in Anticolonial and Comparative Political Theory * Klausen, Jimmy Casas * 32. Eastern European Political Thought as a Conceptual Tool * Popescu, Delia * 33. The "Legitimacy of Chinese Philosophy" Debate and the Global Extension of Disciplinary Knowledge * Jenco, Leigh K.
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