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Civil Society and Political Theory

Crime, Inequality and the State, 2020
Part 1 The discourse of civil society: the contemporary revival of civil society conceptual history and theoreticl synthesis theoretical development in the 20th century.
Jean Louise Cohen, A. Arato
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On the Possibilities of a Political Theory of Algorithms

, 2020
This essay asks how we might articulate a political theory of algorithms. To do so, I propose a political ontology of the algorithm dispositif that elaborates how algorithms arrange the movement of energies in space and time, and how they do so ...
D. Panagia
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Political Theory of Populism

Annual review of political science (Palo Alto, Calif. Print), 2019
Populism is the name of a global phenomenon whose definitional precariousness is proverbial. It resists generalizations and makes scholars of politics comparativist by necessity, as its language and content are imbued with the political culture of the ...
Nadia Urbinati
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Broad strokes towards a grand theory in the analysis of sustainable development: a return to the classical political economy

New Political Economy, 2022
This article aims to provide some broad strokes towards an analytical and methodological framework for the analysis of sustainable development. This is done by calling sustainable development's scholars to return to the multilayered legacy of the ...
Manolis Manioudis, Giorgos Meramveliotakis   +1 more
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The Political Theory of Universal Basic Income

Annual review of political science (Palo Alto, Calif. Print), 2019
Universal basic income (UBI) is a radical policy proposal of a monthly cash grant given to all members of a community without means test, regardless of personal desert, with no strings attached, and, under most proposals, at a sufficiently high level to ...
J. Bidadanure
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A theory of political cycles [PDF]

Journal of Economic Theory, 2008
We study how the proximity of elections affects policy choices in a model in which policymakers want to improve their reputation to increase their reelection chances. Policymakers' equilibrium decisions depend on both their reputation and the proximity of the next election.
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Political Theory and Political Education

Higher Education Quarterly, 1955
The subject of this paper is very old and could readily be stated in terms of Plato’s Republic; the implication of the title, ‘Political Theory and Political Education’, is that I want to state it in terms of an inaugural lecture which was given by Professor Michael Oakeshott in March 1951, when he took over the famous Chair of Political Science at the
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Political Theory and Political Judgment

PS: Political Science & Politics, 1984
Few political theorists today try to show how the principles of theory should guide our judgments of policy. Theorists think that their job is done when they have explained the principles, or (more commonly) when they have interpreted the principles of other theorists.
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Governance as political theory

Critical Policy Studies, 2011
The concept of governance has become very fashionable over the past several decades, and indeed has become one of the most commonly used terms in political science. One French scholar, for example, has referred to this term as a “fetish.” Further, the term has become widely used in the discussions and publications of international organizations ...
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An Economic Theory of Political Action in a Democracy

Journal of Political Economy, 1957
IN SPITE of the tremendous importance of government decisions in every phase of economic life, economic theorists have never successfully integrated government with private decision-makers in a single general equilibrium theory. Instead they have treated
A. Downs
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