This collection provides a fresh and wide-ranging assessment on the changing nature of the public-private debate. For the first time, eight essays by scholars provide insight into this issue from a number of disciplinary perspectives. The focus of recent debates on this topic has been the delineation of acceptable boundaries between the public and the private in the economic, social and cultural spheres of modern societies. Tough questions are raised pertaining to the nature and scope of citizenship, privacy rights, the implications of new reproductive technologies, and the fate of state…mehr
This collection provides a fresh and wide-ranging assessment on the changing nature of the public-private debate. For the first time, eight essays by scholars provide insight into this issue from a number of disciplinary perspectives. The focus of recent debates on this topic has been the delineation of acceptable boundaries between the public and the private in the economic, social and cultural spheres of modern societies. Tough questions are raised pertaining to the nature and scope of citizenship, privacy rights, the implications of new reproductive technologies, and the fate of state sovereignty in the context of a globalized world economy. All of these issues discussed in this book bring serious concerns about the distinction between public and private to light.
Introduction Introductory Chapter 1 Public and private, d'Entreves Maurizio Passerin, Ursula Vogel Part 1 Philosophical and political perspectives Chapter 2 The 'public-private' demarcation, Hillel Steiner Chapter 3 Public reason, private citizenship, Dario Castiglione Chapter 4 Private irony and the public hope of Richard Rorty's liberalism, Shane O'Neill Chapter 5 Public and private in Hannah Arendt's conception of citizenship, Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves Part 2 Legal perspectives Chapter 6 The civility of law: between public and private, Christine Sypnowich Chapter 7 Is privacy a legal duty?, Jean L. Cohen Chapter 8 Justice, causation and private law, N.E. Simmonds Chapter 9 Private contract and public institution, Ursula Vogel
Introduction Introductory Chapter 1 Public and private, d'Entreves Maurizio Passerin, Ursula Vogel Part 1 Philosophical and political perspectives Chapter 2 The 'public-private' demarcation, Hillel Steiner Chapter 3 Public reason, private citizenship, Dario Castiglione Chapter 4 Private irony and the public hope of Richard Rorty's liberalism, Shane O'Neill Chapter 5 Public and private in Hannah Arendt's conception of citizenship, Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves Part 2 Legal perspectives Chapter 6 The civility of law: between public and private, Christine Sypnowich Chapter 7 Is privacy a legal duty?, Jean L. Cohen Chapter 8 Justice, causation and private law, N.E. Simmonds Chapter 9 Private contract and public institution, Ursula Vogel
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