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Abstract Republicanism rests on the insight that justice entails the fair distribution of political and social power. As a result, it emphasizes the importance of civic virtue and political participation and favors a political system involving a mixed constitution and the rule of law.
Richard Bellamy, Hannah McHugh
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Political Theory, 2020
This chapter reconstructs a theory of socialist republicanism from the writings of Karl Kautsky. Comparing it with the theories of the Revolutionary Shop Stewards and the SPD leadership, I argue that during the revolution Kautsky proposed an innovative ...
Tom O'Shea
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This chapter reconstructs a theory of socialist republicanism from the writings of Karl Kautsky. Comparing it with the theories of the Revolutionary Shop Stewards and the SPD leadership, I argue that during the revolution Kautsky proposed an innovative ...
Tom O'Shea
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, 2011 Republicanism is an ancient tradition of political thought that has enjoyed a remarkable revival in recent years. Aristotle and Polybius are the two Greek thinkers most often associated with republicanism. As with liberalism, conservatism, and other enduring political traditions, there is considerable disagreement as to exactly what republicanism is ...
Dagger, Richard, Richard Dagger
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Three errors about republicanism: a reply to Jafarov and Huseynli
Journal of Political Power, 2022In their paper, ‘Republican Freedom, Domination, and Ignorability,’ Jafarov and Huseynli argue that our analysis of republican freedom in terms of an ignorability test fails to distinguish republicanism from liberalism. In this reply, we defend our view,
Frank Lovett, Sean Ingham
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Institutionalizing Radical Democracy: Socialist Republicanism and Democratizing the Economy
New Political Science, 2021This article proposes a reorientation of the radical democracy research programs toward a greater attentiveness to the institutional realization of its principles.
James Muldoon
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Republicanism and Structural Domination
, 2021What is domination? According to a leading strand of republican political philosophy, a person is dominated when under the unconstrained power of another. Call this the dyadic conception of domination, because it involves a two-person relation.
Rafeeq Hasan
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