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Political Theory: Empirical Political Theory
1998Abstract Provides a chronology of shifting paradigms, tracing a shift from ‘grand ideas’ to empirical studies. These changes are not universal, seen in the ‘geography of paradigm shifts’ of France, Germany, Britain, and the USA. Methodological approaches are situated within a framework of comparisons of the micro or the macro, and ...
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Journal of Political Ideologies, 2006
Ideology, and its study, have been subject to an interpretational tug-of-war among political theorists that, until recently, has devalued their status as an object of scholarship. Disputes have raged over the scientific standing of ideology, its epistemological status, and its totalitarian and liberal manifestations.
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Ideology, and its study, have been subject to an interpretational tug-of-war among political theorists that, until recently, has devalued their status as an object of scholarship. Disputes have raged over the scientific standing of ideology, its epistemological status, and its totalitarian and liberal manifestations.
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2010
The classic method of Nelson and Oppen for combining decision procedures requires the theories to be stably-infinite. Unfortunately, some important theories do not fall into this category (e.g. the theory of bit-vectors). To remedy this problem, previous work introduced the notion of polite theories.
Dejan Jovanovic, Clark W. Barrett
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The classic method of Nelson and Oppen for combining decision procedures requires the theories to be stably-infinite. Unfortunately, some important theories do not fall into this category (e.g. the theory of bit-vectors). To remedy this problem, previous work introduced the notion of polite theories.
Dejan Jovanovic, Clark W. Barrett
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OFFICE, POLITICAL THEORY, AND THE POLITICAL THEORIST
The Historical Journal, 2019ABSTRACT‘Theory’ is taken for granted as an object of historical study, especially in relation to the history of political thought, and most historiography proceeds as if little were lost by construing authors such as Aristotle, Machiavelli, and Smith as ‘theorists’.
Kearnes, David, Walter, Ryan
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Conspiracy Theories, Political Ideology and Political Behaviour
2020This chapter explores the link between conspiracy theories, political beliefs and political engagement in order to answer the question of whether conspiracy theories can be viewed as a vehicle for the outsider to articulate their doubts about governments and ruling powers.
Thórisdóttir, H, Mari, S, Krouwel, A
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Political Theory for the Anthropocene
2016This paper explores the ways in which the Anthropocene, this new epoch in which noearthly place, form, entity, process, or system escapes the reach of human activity, puts underpressure some traditional categories and concepts of liberal democratic theory. We begin byexplaining the notion of the Anthropocene, and then show how it may affect traditional
DI PAOLA M, JAMIESON D
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Political Theory, Political Freedom and the Political
Australian Journal of Political Science, 2009Mario Bunge, Political Philosophy: Fact, Fiction and Vision (New Brunswick and London: Transaction Publishers, 2009), x + 439 pp., $137.00, ISBN 9781412808286 (hbk) Ian Carter, Matthew H.
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