The Dialectical Dilemma of the Iranian Intellectual: Statism or Anti-statism [PDF]
In this article, after the Constitution, Iranian intellectuals on the basis of which institution or field should be considered for the cause of modernization, civilization, development, or other related concepts are divided into two groups.
Morteza Manshadi, Behrooz Esmailzadegan
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Why nanny statism matters: evidence from the first wave of COVID-19 [PDF]
Background A nanny state imposes restrictions on people’s liberty and freedom of action in order to advance their interest and welfare. The extent to which this is desirable, or even ethically acceptable, is debated in the literature.
Fabrizio Carmignani
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Reflections on Oblicza polskiego etatyzmu gospodarczego by Stanisław Czaja and Bogusław Fiedor
This article presents reflections on the book Oblicza polskiego etatyzmu gospodarczego [Faces of Polish Economic Statism] by Stanisław Czaja and Bogusław Fiedor (Wrocław 2021). The book details the evolution of statism in Poland from the time the country
Piotr Szymaniec, Lech Kurowski
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Critical scholarship can be a way of enacting insurrections against entrenched and enduring dogmatisms of the nation-state and its inalienable right to systematically deploy violence against selective Others.
Nitasha Kaul
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The classical cosmopolitanian idea: Arguments for the world government [PDF]
The Cosmopolitan idea of the World Government is quite rarely proposed in theory of international relations. Kant already claimed that this idea oscillates between anarchy and brute despotism. This is the reason why he described this standpoint as naive.
Prelević Duško
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On the Permissible Use of Force in a Kantian Dignitarian Moral and Political Setting, Or, Seven Kantian Samurai [PDF]
On the supposition that one’s ethics and politics are fundamentally dignitarian in a broadly Kantian sense—as specifically opposed to identitarian and capitalist versions of Statism, e.g., neoliberal nation-States, whether democratic or non-democratic ...
Robert Hanna, Otto Paans
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: Already detected and appropriately described in the national historiography, traces of doctrinaire liberalism in the tradition of the Serbian legal thought have never been thoroughly analysed from the perspective of their origin and ties with its ...
Marko Božić
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Statism and Cosmopolitanism on Global Justice and Universal Fundamental Rights
This review paper critically assesses the two main theories of global justice, statism and cosmopolitanism, according to which fundamental rights, and their corresponding duties, ought to be differently upheld, and enforced, at the global level. Its main
Fabio Coacci
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The Concept of “Developmental State” in the Context of Eurasian Integration
Since the economic crisis of 2008, and more recently with the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen an active involvement of the state in economic recovery. Consequently, there is growing interest in analyzing the degree of government involvement in economic ...
U. B. Kudaiarov, A. M. Matazimov
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Statalismo e bellicismo. Un binomio inscindibile nelle riflessioni di Albert Jay Nock e Ludwig von Mises alla luce delle due guerre mondiali [PDF]
This paper examines Albert Jay Nock and Ludwig von Mises’ considerations on statism and warmongering in the light of the two World Wars. Despite reaching different conclusions on Germany’s WWI responsibility, they share common non-interventionist and ...
Arianna Liuti
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