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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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2013
We define mediatization as the growing intrusion of media logic as an institutional rule into fields where other rules of defining appropriate behavior prevailed. Mediatization can lead to an enhancement, adaptation, obstruction, or even substitution of political functions by the logic of the media system.
Esser, Frank, Matthes, Jörg
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We define mediatization as the growing intrusion of media logic as an institutional rule into fields where other rules of defining appropriate behavior prevailed. Mediatization can lead to an enhancement, adaptation, obstruction, or even substitution of political functions by the logic of the media system.
Esser, Frank, Matthes, Jörg
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Political Theory and Political Judgment
PS: Political Science & Politics, 1984Few 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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Political Theory and Political Education
Higher Education Quarterly, 1955The 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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Politics, Political Philosophy and the Politics of Philosophy
1979Philosophy has its own politics. That is to say, the ‘society’ (or the ‘profession’) of philosophy and of philosophers has its roles and rules, its means and ends, its conflicts and mediations, its forms of governance, its modes of dominance and subordination, its varying ‘constitutions’ which determine legality, legitimacy and due process.
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Political leadership and the politics of nursing
Journal of Nursing Management, 2004This article provides a critical examination of the concept of political leadership as it has recently developed in the field of nursing, arguing that despite its undoubted usefulness, there are important issues that it obscures. Using five guiding questions, it is proposed that a focus on political leadership is inward-looking and individualizing.
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Abstract This chapter establishes the first of the book’s foundational claims: that the practice of everyday, street-level politeness matters to the health and flourishing of the formal institutions of the democratic polity. It introduces the idea of ‘ordinary living’ as a space of social encounter involving the practice of politeness ...
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On ‘outsourcing’ the political in political science
Social Identities, 2017ABSTRACTThrough a critical analysis of some of the most popular theoretical approaches in mainstream political studies, the paper draws attention to the dichotomist interpretations of the political made by political scientists in the context of social movements, either celebrating their ‘truly’ political and radical nature, or deeming them conformist ...
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The Politics of the A-Political
Political Studies, 1969Alan P. Brier, Robert E. Dowse
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