Renewing America's Civic Compact
Herausgeber: McNamara, Carol; Shelley, Trevor
Renewing America's Civic Compact
Herausgeber: McNamara, Carol; Shelley, Trevor
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The essays in this volume address the chief challenges and principal tensions in the operation of our civil society in order to consider possible paths forward. It will be of interest to scholars of American history and politics, to thoughtful citizens and leaders facing present challenges, and to students and future Americans confronting the ongoing challenges of our times.
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The essays in this volume address the chief challenges and principal tensions in the operation of our civil society in order to consider possible paths forward. It will be of interest to scholars of American history and politics, to thoughtful citizens and leaders facing present challenges, and to students and future Americans confronting the ongoing challenges of our times.
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- Political Theory for Today
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 579g
- ISBN-13: 9781666923452
- ISBN-10: 1666923451
- Artikelnr.: 67991394
- Political Theory for Today
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 579g
- ISBN-13: 9781666923452
- ISBN-10: 1666923451
- Artikelnr.: 67991394
Edited by Carol McNamara and Trevor Shelley - Contributions by Lara Bazelon; J. Benjamin Hurlbut; Rita Koganzon; Michael Lind; Glenn C. Loury; Paul Ludwig; Daniel Mahoney; Herbert Raymond McMaster; Carol McNamara; Michael Pakaluk; Pamela Paresky; Jonathan
Introduction: Carol McNamara and Trevor Shelley
Part I: Diagnosis of the American Malady
Chapter 1: We All Live on Campus Now: Andrew Sullivan
Chapter 2: The Constitution of Knowledge: Jonathan Rauch
Chapter 3: Renewing Civic Education: How to Restore Strategic Competence
and Confidence: H.R. McMaster
Part II: Meritocracy, Racial Challenges, and the Populist Response
Chapter 4: Meritocracy, Populism and Worker Power: Michael Lind
Chapter 5: The Inescapable Meritocracy: Rita Koganzon
Chapter 6 Systemic Racism: Defining Terms and Evaluating Evidence: Lara
Bazelon
Chapter 7: On the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America: Glenn Loury
Part III: The Case for Liberal Ideas and Institutions
Chapter 8: The Three Pillars of Liberalism: Michael Zuckert
Chapter 9: Truth and Virtue in the Founders' Liberalism: C. Bradley
Thompson
Chapter 10: Conservative Democracy Rightly and Wrongly Understood: Daniel
Mahoney
Part IV: A Civic Compact for Our Digital Age
Chapter 11: Beyond Information Idolatry: A Civic Compact for a
Technoscientific Age: J. Benjamin Hurlbut
Chapter 12: Social Media and The Prestige Economy Trap: Buying Allies,
Losing Friends, and the Audience Effect: Pamela Paresky
Chapter 13: Steamboat or Showboat? Space, Wealth, and the American Way:
Charles Rubin
Part V: Cultivating Our Civic Vocation and Contributing to the Common Good
Chapter 14: Empowering the Rising Generation to Overcome the Victimhood
Narrative: Ian Rowe
Chapter 15: Civics at Work: Defending Democratic Institutions: Suzanne
Spaulding
Part VI: Civic Friendship
Chapter 16: Civic Friendship: Lessons from Aristotle: Michael Pakaluk
Chapter 17: Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: Neighborly Citizens of
a Common Country: Diana Schaub
Chapter 18: How Civic Friendship is a Fact not an Ideal, and How it
Explains Our Present Moment: Paul Ludwig
Part I: Diagnosis of the American Malady
Chapter 1: We All Live on Campus Now: Andrew Sullivan
Chapter 2: The Constitution of Knowledge: Jonathan Rauch
Chapter 3: Renewing Civic Education: How to Restore Strategic Competence
and Confidence: H.R. McMaster
Part II: Meritocracy, Racial Challenges, and the Populist Response
Chapter 4: Meritocracy, Populism and Worker Power: Michael Lind
Chapter 5: The Inescapable Meritocracy: Rita Koganzon
Chapter 6 Systemic Racism: Defining Terms and Evaluating Evidence: Lara
Bazelon
Chapter 7: On the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America: Glenn Loury
Part III: The Case for Liberal Ideas and Institutions
Chapter 8: The Three Pillars of Liberalism: Michael Zuckert
Chapter 9: Truth and Virtue in the Founders' Liberalism: C. Bradley
Thompson
Chapter 10: Conservative Democracy Rightly and Wrongly Understood: Daniel
Mahoney
Part IV: A Civic Compact for Our Digital Age
Chapter 11: Beyond Information Idolatry: A Civic Compact for a
Technoscientific Age: J. Benjamin Hurlbut
Chapter 12: Social Media and The Prestige Economy Trap: Buying Allies,
Losing Friends, and the Audience Effect: Pamela Paresky
Chapter 13: Steamboat or Showboat? Space, Wealth, and the American Way:
Charles Rubin
Part V: Cultivating Our Civic Vocation and Contributing to the Common Good
Chapter 14: Empowering the Rising Generation to Overcome the Victimhood
Narrative: Ian Rowe
Chapter 15: Civics at Work: Defending Democratic Institutions: Suzanne
Spaulding
Part VI: Civic Friendship
Chapter 16: Civic Friendship: Lessons from Aristotle: Michael Pakaluk
Chapter 17: Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: Neighborly Citizens of
a Common Country: Diana Schaub
Chapter 18: How Civic Friendship is a Fact not an Ideal, and How it
Explains Our Present Moment: Paul Ludwig
Introduction: Carol McNamara and Trevor Shelley
Part I: Diagnosis of the American Malady
Chapter 1: We All Live on Campus Now: Andrew Sullivan
Chapter 2: The Constitution of Knowledge: Jonathan Rauch
Chapter 3: Renewing Civic Education: How to Restore Strategic Competence
and Confidence: H.R. McMaster
Part II: Meritocracy, Racial Challenges, and the Populist Response
Chapter 4: Meritocracy, Populism and Worker Power: Michael Lind
Chapter 5: The Inescapable Meritocracy: Rita Koganzon
Chapter 6 Systemic Racism: Defining Terms and Evaluating Evidence: Lara
Bazelon
Chapter 7: On the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America: Glenn Loury
Part III: The Case for Liberal Ideas and Institutions
Chapter 8: The Three Pillars of Liberalism: Michael Zuckert
Chapter 9: Truth and Virtue in the Founders' Liberalism: C. Bradley
Thompson
Chapter 10: Conservative Democracy Rightly and Wrongly Understood: Daniel
Mahoney
Part IV: A Civic Compact for Our Digital Age
Chapter 11: Beyond Information Idolatry: A Civic Compact for a
Technoscientific Age: J. Benjamin Hurlbut
Chapter 12: Social Media and The Prestige Economy Trap: Buying Allies,
Losing Friends, and the Audience Effect: Pamela Paresky
Chapter 13: Steamboat or Showboat? Space, Wealth, and the American Way:
Charles Rubin
Part V: Cultivating Our Civic Vocation and Contributing to the Common Good
Chapter 14: Empowering the Rising Generation to Overcome the Victimhood
Narrative: Ian Rowe
Chapter 15: Civics at Work: Defending Democratic Institutions: Suzanne
Spaulding
Part VI: Civic Friendship
Chapter 16: Civic Friendship: Lessons from Aristotle: Michael Pakaluk
Chapter 17: Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: Neighborly Citizens of
a Common Country: Diana Schaub
Chapter 18: How Civic Friendship is a Fact not an Ideal, and How it
Explains Our Present Moment: Paul Ludwig
Part I: Diagnosis of the American Malady
Chapter 1: We All Live on Campus Now: Andrew Sullivan
Chapter 2: The Constitution of Knowledge: Jonathan Rauch
Chapter 3: Renewing Civic Education: How to Restore Strategic Competence
and Confidence: H.R. McMaster
Part II: Meritocracy, Racial Challenges, and the Populist Response
Chapter 4: Meritocracy, Populism and Worker Power: Michael Lind
Chapter 5: The Inescapable Meritocracy: Rita Koganzon
Chapter 6 Systemic Racism: Defining Terms and Evaluating Evidence: Lara
Bazelon
Chapter 7: On the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America: Glenn Loury
Part III: The Case for Liberal Ideas and Institutions
Chapter 8: The Three Pillars of Liberalism: Michael Zuckert
Chapter 9: Truth and Virtue in the Founders' Liberalism: C. Bradley
Thompson
Chapter 10: Conservative Democracy Rightly and Wrongly Understood: Daniel
Mahoney
Part IV: A Civic Compact for Our Digital Age
Chapter 11: Beyond Information Idolatry: A Civic Compact for a
Technoscientific Age: J. Benjamin Hurlbut
Chapter 12: Social Media and The Prestige Economy Trap: Buying Allies,
Losing Friends, and the Audience Effect: Pamela Paresky
Chapter 13: Steamboat or Showboat? Space, Wealth, and the American Way:
Charles Rubin
Part V: Cultivating Our Civic Vocation and Contributing to the Common Good
Chapter 14: Empowering the Rising Generation to Overcome the Victimhood
Narrative: Ian Rowe
Chapter 15: Civics at Work: Defending Democratic Institutions: Suzanne
Spaulding
Part VI: Civic Friendship
Chapter 16: Civic Friendship: Lessons from Aristotle: Michael Pakaluk
Chapter 17: Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: Neighborly Citizens of
a Common Country: Diana Schaub
Chapter 18: How Civic Friendship is a Fact not an Ideal, and How it
Explains Our Present Moment: Paul Ludwig