Contemporary Political Theory

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Politics most unusual: Violence, sovereignty and democracy in the ‘war on terror’
The political art of Bob Dylan
Critical Exchange on Michael Saward's The representative claim
Notes on Contributors
Jacques Rancière: History, politics, aesthetics
Women's rights as multicultural claims: Reconfiguring gender and diversity in political philosophy
Anarchism and utopianism
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Toward an agonistic understanding of law: Law and politics in Hannah Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem
Resolving debates over the status of ethnic identities during transitional justice
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Reconstructing the elderly: A critical analysis of pensions and population policies in an era of demographic ageing
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Potentialities of human rights: Agamben and the narrative of fated necessity
Multivalent recognition: The place of Hegel in the Fraser–Honneth debate
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Machiavelli's ethics, Erica Benner
Extreme speech and democracy, Ivan Hare and James Weinstein
Reflections on time and politics, Nathan Widder
Justifying the obligation to die: War, ethics and political obligation with illustrations from Zionism, Ilan Zvi Baron
On the ethics of war and terrorism, Uwe Steinhoff
Notes on Contributors
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Dramatization as method in political theory
Deliberative democracy and provisionality
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Politics and economics: Beyond the contamination thesis
Human rights do not make global democracy
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To live, love and work anywhere you please
Interpreting and appropriating texts in the history of political thought: Quentin Skinner and poststructuralism
Contemporary Political Theory Annual Prize of £500 for an article published in volume 9, 2010
Introduction: ‘Do You Know What it Means’
Notes on Contributors
In a milieu of scarcity: Sartre and the limits of political imagination
Dialectics and distinction: Reconsidering Hannah Arendt's critique of Marx
Deliberative consociationalism in deeply divided societies
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Virtue and normalization: Oakeshott, Galston and the problem of a liberal personality
An interview with Quentin Skinner
Notes on Contributors
Freedom of expression in an age of cartoon wars
Deliberating about justice: The role of justice in the practical deliberations of states
Fugitive reconciliation: The agonistics of respect, resentment and responsibility in post-conflict society
Is world politics a world away?
Comportment, not cognition: Contributions to a phenomenology of judgment
The ticking bomb: Speed, liberalism and ressentiment against the future
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The liberal conscience: Politics and principle in a world of religious pluralism,
In between: Immigration, distributive justice, and political dialogue
Public Philosophy in a New Key. Volume I: Democracy and Civic Freedom,
Justifying deliberative democracy: Are two heads always wiser than one?
Libertarianism defended,
Work lovers, freedom, and basic income
Rationality and deliberative democracy: A constructive critique of John Dryzek's democratic theory
Faith, democracy, and deliberative citizenship: Should deliberative democrats support faith-based arbitration?
Notes on Contributors
The politics of protection: Sites of insecurity and political agency,
Dismantling whiteness: Silent yielding and the potentiality of political suicide
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