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Crisis as Experience and Politics
Global Discourse, 2022In the tradition of Koselleck, crisis has often been approached as an idea or as a narrative, but less research has been conducted on how people produce, respond to, and live through crises. Most of the articles of the present issue explore this perspective, with its dual dimension of experience and politics.
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A Crisis of Politics in the Politics of Crisis
2014The global financial crisis which first began to make itself apparent in 2007 and then broke with full force in the autumn of 2008 has generated an intense debate in academic, business, journalistic and political circles alike about what went wrong and how things might be repaired.
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2020
This chapter investigates the theologically defined katechontic crisis (the endless crisis) and relates it to the Arendtian view of politics as freedom. In other words, it problematizes how the temporality of the katechontic crisis embodies a politics of deterrence.
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This chapter investigates the theologically defined katechontic crisis (the endless crisis) and relates it to the Arendtian view of politics as freedom. In other words, it problematizes how the temporality of the katechontic crisis embodies a politics of deterrence.
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Journal of Democracy, 2012
Politics is dying, politics is dead! This funeral oration is delivered time and again, but what is it that is being mourned? The classless society and the withering away of the state predicted by Marx? The advent of Nietzsche’s “last man,” of a world resembling a herd with no shepherd, where everyone finds it too burdensome to rule or to obey, or ...
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Politics is dying, politics is dead! This funeral oration is delivered time and again, but what is it that is being mourned? The classless society and the withering away of the state predicted by Marx? The advent of Nietzsche’s “last man,” of a world resembling a herd with no shepherd, where everyone finds it too burdensome to rule or to obey, or ...
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Crisis Politics in Developing Countries
Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1984Political change and development in Third World nations have been characterized by violent upheavals and sudden major shifts in government policies. Examples of discontinuities in the process of political change abound. Iran, Nicaragua, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay are only a few of the countries that come to mind.
Adelman, Irma, Hihn, Jairus M
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The Politics of Crisis Management
2005Crisis management has become a defining feature of contemporary governance. In times of crisis, communities and members of organizations expect their leaders to minimize the impact of the crisis at hand, while critics and bureaucratic competitors try to seize the moment to blame incumbent rulers and their policies.
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A farm crisis, a political crisis
1987Les etats industriels mettent tous en oeuvre des politiques agricoles pour reguler les prix et les revenus et gerer l'instabilite de ces marches. Ce faisant ces politiques ont contribue au developpement du modele de l'agriculteur productiviste-intensif qui est responsable de la croissance tres rapide de la production. Depuis les annees 70 et surtout 80,
Coulomb, Perrine, Delorme, Hélène
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