Explores how republican political thought can make a constructive and distinctive contribution to our understanding of democracy and the challenges it faces.
Explores how republican political thought can make a constructive and distinctive contribution to our understanding of democracy and the challenges it faces.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction. Republicanizing democracy, democratizing the republic Geneviève Rousselière and Yiftah Elazar; Part I. Republican Democracy and the Common Good: 1. The general will, the common good, and a democracy of standards Philip Pettit; Part II. Republicanism and Historical Challenges of Democratic Politics: 2. Of demagogues and populists: on the relevance of Roman republicanism to democracy Daniel Kapust; 3. Republicanism and democracy: the tyranny of the majority in eighteenth century political debate Annelien de Dijn; Part III. Non-Domination as a Democratic Ideal: 4. Democratic dependency: a feminist critique of non-domination as independence Lida Maxwell; 5. Being under the power of others Niko Kolodny; Part IV. Democratizing the Republic, Republicanizing Democracy: 6. Republicanism and democracy revisited Frank Lovett; 7. The new ochlophobia? Populism, majority rule and prospects for democratic republicanism John P. McCormick; 8. Democracy and republicanism: a difficult partnership Nadia Urbinati; Part V. Republican Democracy in the Workplace and the Market: 9. Liberty and democratic insurgency: the republican case for the right to strike Alex Gourevitch; 10. Workplace governance and republican theory Elizabeth Anderson; 11. Republicanism and markets Robert S. Taylor; Part VI. Republican Democracy Beyond the State: 12. A European republic of sovereign states: sovereignty, republicanism, and the EU Richard Bellamy; 13. Horizontalism, public assembly, and the politics of republican democracy Stuart White.
Introduction. Republicanizing democracy, democratizing the republic Geneviève Rousselière and Yiftah Elazar; Part I. Republican Democracy and the Common Good: 1. The general will, the common good, and a democracy of standards Philip Pettit; Part II. Republicanism and Historical Challenges of Democratic Politics: 2. Of demagogues and populists: on the relevance of Roman republicanism to democracy Daniel Kapust; 3. Republicanism and democracy: the tyranny of the majority in eighteenth century political debate Annelien de Dijn; Part III. Non-Domination as a Democratic Ideal: 4. Democratic dependency: a feminist critique of non-domination as independence Lida Maxwell; 5. Being under the power of others Niko Kolodny; Part IV. Democratizing the Republic, Republicanizing Democracy: 6. Republicanism and democracy revisited Frank Lovett; 7. The new ochlophobia? Populism, majority rule and prospects for democratic republicanism John P. McCormick; 8. Democracy and republicanism: a difficult partnership Nadia Urbinati; Part V. Republican Democracy in the Workplace and the Market: 9. Liberty and democratic insurgency: the republican case for the right to strike Alex Gourevitch; 10. Workplace governance and republican theory Elizabeth Anderson; 11. Republicanism and markets Robert S. Taylor; Part VI. Republican Democracy Beyond the State: 12. A European republic of sovereign states: sovereignty, republicanism, and the EU Richard Bellamy; 13. Horizontalism, public assembly, and the politics of republican democracy Stuart White.
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