Democracy and Social Rights (Paperback, 1)

Acknowledgements

Introduction?? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????

1 Poor Relief and Welfare States?????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????

2 The Failure of Social Rights??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????

3 Representation and “Democracy”?? ??????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????

4 D?mokratia and Oligarchy????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????

5 A Path Toward Equality???????????????? ??????????????????????????????????

Conclusion?? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????

Index

Majoritarian Reasoning (Hardcover, 1)

List of contributors Acknowledgements. Introduction: Critique of Majoritarian Reason: Genealogies and Strategic Implications in Post-independence India Section I: Histories of Majoritarianism in India 1. Historicising Majoritarian Nationalism in India: Its resurgence in the 1990s and its current hegemony 2. Postcolonial Identity, Secularism and the Indian Constitution 3. Kashmir, History of Article 370 and Majoritarian Reasoning Section II: Fall outs and Cultural Frames of Majoritarian Trends 4. Identifying the 'Enemy': Minoritarian Determination of Nationalism in Contemporary India 5. Pedagogies of Nation: Education Policy and Campus Politics 6. Nation as Symbols- Reawakening Bharat Mata 7. Visual Culture and National Sentiments: Bollywood and the Representation of Muslims Section III: New Tools & New Game Plans 8. Digital Nationalism and 24x7 Media 9. Garrison State, Strong Nation and Militarism Section IV: Majoritarianism and Social Exclusion 10. Dalit Muslim Alliances in the Backdrop of Majoritarian Nationalism 11. Nation and the Postcolonial Predicament of Caste 12. Secular Politics and Communal Outcomes 13. Nation and its Women: Temple Entry, Love Jihad and the Question of Faith Section V: Political Economy and Divisive Frames 14. Majoritarian Politics and the Market: Hindutva and Neoliberal India Index

Advancing Sustainability Governance through Democratic Innovations (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Advancing sustainability governance through democratic innovations??1. Historical insights on democratic innovations and sustainability??2. Conceptualising democratic innovations for sustainability in practice??3. Conferencing for the future of Europe: Assemblage thinking challenges democratic innovation??4. Democracy Labs as designed conditions for democratic innovation: A generative design research perspective??5. Provotypes as a contribution to generative design processes for democratic innovations??6. How citizens evaluate Democracy Labs as co-creation experiences: Voice and listening, respect and empowerment??7. Criteria and pathways for democratic innovations for sustainable and inclusive futures: A Policymaker's Guide for Democratic Innovations.??Conclusion: Democratic Innovations and Sustainability

Democratic Transition in Indonesia (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction?

Chapter 1: Democratic Decline in Indonesia: A Political-Economic Analysis?

Chapter 2: Political Leadership and the Problem of Democratic Consolidation?

Chapter 3: The Transformation of Civil Society?

Chapter 4: Pork Barrel and Distributive Politics in Transition?

Chapter 5: The Challenges of High-cost Electoral Politics?

Chapter 6: Environmental Authoritarianism in Democratic Decline?

Conclusion?

Brexiternity : The Uncertain Fate of Britain (Paperback)

Catonism in Ancient Rome and Populism in Turkey: Political Psychobiography of Cato the Elder and Erdogan (Hardcover)

Public Spaces and the Politics of Citizen Participation (Hardcover, 1)

Foreword: What democracy, what world, do we want to live in together?

Preface

Chapter 1. Introduction. Situating democracy: Public spaces and citizen participation “down to earth”

Chapter 2. Everyday places as sites of civic engagement innovations: Learning from Taipei’s Nanji Rice and IMMA

PART I ON THE POLITICS OF URBAN PUBLIC SPACES?

Chapter 3. The lake that fights back: Co-governance as a persisting form of deliberative democracy in the case of Lago Bullicante in Rome

Chapter 4. Palaces for the homeless: Reassessing the social function of grand public interiors in 2020s California

Chapter 5. Public-private-people partnerships: The making of Museo Spazio Pubblico in Bologna

PART II DEMOCRATISING THE PUBLIC SPHERE: STREET THEATRE, ART SPACES AND THE MAKING OF NEW PUBLICS

Chapter 6. Art and irreverence: Democratising public space through street theatre

Chapter 7. ‘Living Rooms’ of the city ? How artists build public space

Chapter 8. The Queens Museum and the making of Corona Plaza, Queens

PART III RECLAIMING THE DIGITAL: HACKERSPACES, CIVIC PLATFORMS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Chapter 9. Public values in digital public spaces

Chapter 10. "Public” and “civic” spaces online: Design, participation and governance

Chapter 11. Exploratory sandboxes for science and technology engagements: Hackerspaces and citizen labs as “quasi-public” R&D infrastructures

Chapter 12. Epilogue. Theatre as public space: Towards a socially engaged art.

Conclusion

Democracy Protest and Resilience : Reflections on the Aragalaya Uprising in Sri Lanka (Hardcover)

PART I: POLITICS OF ARAGALAYA;?1. Introduction, 2. Aragalaya in Sri Lanka: Citizens’ Protests for Re-democratisation, 3. Aragalaya, Democratic Reawakening and Active Citizenship in Sri Lanka, 4. Locating Aragalaya on the Trajectory of Post-war Political Protest, 5. An Insider Perspective on? Aragalaya;?PART II: RELIGION AND RESISTANCE,?6. Religion, Resistance, and Interfaith Activism in Aragalaya, 7. The Catholics in the Aragalaya and the Aragalaya in the Catholic Church: Between Prophetic Witness and Institutional Pragmatics;?PART III: MASS MEDIA, SOCIAL MEDIA AND PROTEST ART;?8. Analysing Aragalaya through the Lens of Mainstream Media, 9. Social Media as Civic Space for Political Participation in Aragalaya, 10. Aragalaya Art, Aesthetic Politics and the 2022 Occupy Galle Face Movement, Sri Lanka, 11. Protest and Transformation through Creative Art: Aragalaya as an Artscape;?PART IV: DEMOCRACY PROTEST, CONTINUITY AND RESILIENCE;?12. Repression, Resilience and the Future of Aragalaya, 13. From Protest to Ballot: The Impact of the Aragalaya on Post-Aragalaya Electoral Politics in Sri Lanka, 14. Beyond Aragalaya

Public Spaces and the Politics of Citizen Participation (Paperback, 1)

Foreword: What democracy, what world, do we want to live in together?

Preface

Chapter 1. Introduction. Situating democracy: Public spaces and citizen participation “down to earth”

Chapter 2. Everyday places as sites of civic engagement innovations: Learning from Taipei’s Nanji Rice and IMMA

PART I ON THE POLITICS OF URBAN PUBLIC SPACES?

Chapter 3. The lake that fights back: Co-governance as a persisting form of deliberative democracy in the case of Lago Bullicante in Rome

Chapter 4. Palaces for the homeless: Reassessing the social function of grand public interiors in 2020s California

Chapter 5. Public-private-people partnerships: The making of Museo Spazio Pubblico in Bologna

PART II DEMOCRATISING THE PUBLIC SPHERE: STREET THEATRE, ART SPACES AND THE MAKING OF NEW PUBLICS

Chapter 6. Art and irreverence: Democratising public space through street theatre

Chapter 7. ‘Living Rooms’ of the city ? How artists build public space

Chapter 8. The Queens Museum and the making of Corona Plaza, Queens

PART III RECLAIMING THE DIGITAL: HACKERSPACES, CIVIC PLATFORMS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Chapter 9. Public values in digital public spaces

Chapter 10. "Public” and “civic” spaces online: Design, participation and governance

Chapter 11. Exploratory sandboxes for science and technology engagements: Hackerspaces and citizen labs as “quasi-public” R&D infrastructures

Chapter 12. Epilogue. Theatre as public space: Towards a socially engaged art.

Conclusion

Social Ruling and Solidarity in Challenged Democratic Systems (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Social Ruling and Solidarity in Challenged Democratic Systems?1. Solidarity in Democratic Systems Amid Political Conflict: Bibliometric Analysis 2014-2024?2. Navigating the Fault Lines: The Paradoxes of Majoritarian Democracy and Minority Rights in Nigeria’s Multi-Ethnic Polity?3. Major Structural Issues and Measures to Improve Political Participation of Minorities in India?4. Hybrid Majorette and Democratic Models in Central Asia: Navigating Political Instability and Fostering Solidarity in Kyrgyzstan?5. Agonistic Democracy at Work: Managing Minorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo?6. Endorsing and Revising Peace Accords: The Outlet for Ontological Tensions in Peace Endorsement?7. When activists and courts take on Goliath: LGBTQ+ rights and democracy in Costa Rica?8. Belongingness in Democracy: Muslims, Solidarities and Protests in India?9. Majoritarianism and the Differential Ownership of Democracy in India?10. (Mis)Trust in Representative Institutions and the Role and Limits of Protest Politics: Three Protest Movements in Contemporary India?11. Unmasking Cults: Examining the Parallels Between Trumpism and Chinmoyism to Understand Extremism and Offer Peacemakers’ Support?12. Electoral Democracy as a Path to Polarization or Solidarity? Afterword: Toward a Dialogical Democracy

Law, Linguistics and the Far Right : International Perspectives on Verbal Attacks on Vulnerable Groups (Hardcover)

Introduction to Law, Linguistics and the Far Right: International Perspectives on Verbal Attacks on Vulnerable Groups, Timea Drinoczi and Ana Larissa Oliveira; Part I ? Conceptual and Empirical Foundations: Brazil; 1. Models of Linguistic Impoliteness: A Theoretical Framework for Digitally Mediated Far-Right Discourse, Ana Larissa Oliveira and Timea Drinoczi; 2. Methodological Approaches and Data ? A Brazilian Case Study, Monique Miranda, Ana Larissa Oliveira, Timea Drinoczi, and Isabel Peixoto; 3. Online Verbal Attacks on Women in Power: A Brazilian Case Study, Ana Larissa Oliveira, Timea Drinoczi, and Monique Miranda; 4. The Era of the Short Political Video Clips: Antiprogressive Rhetoric in the Brazilian New-Right Social Media Ecology, Paulo Goncalves-Segundo; Part II ? From Digital Hostility to Institutional Power: Global, Legal and Political Perspectives; 5. Female Politicians as Targets of Cyber Violence: Exploring International Discourse on Response Strategies, Lidia Balogh; 6. How Chinese Players Respond to Queerness in Video Games: Right-Wing Discursive Attacks in Chinese Online Gaming Communities, Yue Yin and Johnny Unger; 7. How the far-right silencing and subsequent lynching mainstreamed the feminist and queer perspectives of Polish constitutionalism and what to do with it, Marcin Gorski; 8. Italian Right-Wing Parties and the Anti-Gender Discourse: Between Free Speech and Political Strategies, Valentina Rita Scotti and Emilia Morra; Part III ? Multimodal aggression and hostility in law, politics, and public culture; 9. Maintaining Social Order Through Exclusion: Multimodal Impoliteness and LGBTQ+ Marginalisation in Radical Right Social Media, Xandra Knappe and Birte Bos; 10. From Self-Determination to Sichtkontrolle: Leakiness, Law, and the Governance of Trans Bodies in Germany, Rieke Schroder; 11. How to Deal with Misogynistic Speech? Lessons from the ECtHR's Case Law on Homophobic Hate Discourse, Irene Spigno.

Justice and Sustainability in Indian Democracy : Tryst with Destiny (Hardcover)

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Interrogating Sustainable Development and Democracy in India: Bringing Justice Back In

Chapter 3:?The Indian Experience of the Politics and Governance of Sustainable Development

Chapter 4:?Assaying India’s Political Economy:? Reconciling Growth with Justice and Sustainability

Chapter 5:?The Unfinished Promise of Sustainable Justice: Caste, Religion, and the Pasmanda Predicament in Indian Politics

Chapter 6: “We Want Justice”?-?Gender Inequality, Violence, and Sustainable Development

Chapter 7:?Educational Justice as a Democratic Priority: Where India Stands

Chapter 8:?India’s Janus-faced Approach to the Challenge of Climate Justice

Chapter 9:?India's International Relations: Toward Attaining Sustainable Development and a Just World Order

Chapter 10: The Travails of India’s Journey of Democracy: Critical Reflections on a Just and Sustainable Democracy

Political Ideologies : Contemporary Contexts (Paperback)

Introduction?1.?Fascism???2.?Conservatism???3.Liberalism???4.?Marx???5.?Anarchism???6.Feminism??7.?Ecologism? ?8. Poststructuralism and Postmodernism??9. Theocracy and Fundamentalism???10. Technocracy? and Managerialism??11.?Nationalism??12. Republicanism and Citizenship????Bibliography

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Political Ideologies : Contemporary Contexts (Hardcover)

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Disciplined Democracy: Youth and the Making of Modern Singapore, 1940s-1970s (Hardcover)

Just Economics? Business Perspectives on Corporate Accountability and Democratizing the Economy (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction: Just Economics? Corporate Power and the Contested Politics of Accountability??Part 1: Corporate Resistance to Accountability and Economic Democratization??2. Big Business Associations and the Resistance to a Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights??3. Public and Legal Corporate Defense when Accused of Complicity in War Crimes: The Lundin Oil Case??4. A Law and Political Economy Perspective on Corporate Power and Extractivism: Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation??5. Corporate Power and the Limits of Political Consumerism: Avoiding Accountability, Resisting Economic Democracy??Part 2: Toward Partial Compliance: When, How, and Why “Big Business” Engages with Corporate Accountability and Due Diligence??6. Forced Labor, Memory, and World War II Reparations in Contemporary East Asia: Settling Scores for Corporate Crimes??7. Multinational Corporations, History, Memory and Accountability: The Cases of Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen in Historical Perspective??8. The Transparency Paradox in Corporate Compliance with Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Laws: “To Disclose or not to Disclose, that is the Question”? 9. Dutch Business Perspectives on Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence: “Cowboy Companies and Companies that Give a Damn”??10. Corporate Strategies Within a Self-Regulatory Field: Playing the Game or Gaming the System???Part 3: Alternative Economic Models and Corporate Accountability??11. Alaska Native Corporations, Ecological Limits, and the Democratization of the Economy in Bristol Bay??12. Democratizing Digital Futures: Community-Led Initiatives as Models of Corporate Accountability in the Digital Economy??13. Agrarian Social Movements and the Challenge to Corporate Power in Food and Agriculture Systems in Southern Africa: Reclaiming Accountability and Building Alternatives??14. Pathways to Energy Democracy in Romania: Struggles of Prosumers and Energy Communities in a Centralized System

The Transformative Power of Deliberative Democracy in East Asia (Hardcover, 1)

1. The Dynamics and Evolution of Deliberative Democracy in East Asia: A Deliberative Systems Perspective??Part I.?Digital Deliberation, Technology Governance and AI??2. Political Dynamic Shaping Public Support Technology Governance in the Metaverse: Evidence from Deliberative Polling in East Asia? 3. Public Deliberation on Responsible AI Innovation: Insights from a Nationwide Online Deliberative Forum in Taiwan??4. The Transformative and Legitimacy Functions of Public Deliberation: The Alignment Assembly on Utilizing AI to Enhance Information Integrity in Taiwan??Part II.?Participatory Budgeting and Governance Innovation??5. Participatory Budgeting in East Asia: Making PB More Deliberative? 6. Participatory Budgeting in Taipei City: Shaping Deliberative Governance and Coproducing Environmental Sustainability??Part III. Institutional Deliberation, Reflection and Prospects??7. Parliament Reforms: Toward a Deep Deliberation??8. Deliberating on the Construction of Shin-Kori Unit 5 and 6: A Deliberative Poll for National Decision Making on South Korea’s Nuclear Energy Policy? 9. When Deliberation is Unequal: Opinion Minorities, Opinion Support, and Opinion Change in Small Group Deliberation? 10. Deliberating Solar Energy Futures Online: A Comparative Analysis of Digital Citizen Engagement in Tokyo and Hong Kong? 11.?Culture, Reasoning and the Epistemic Quality of Deliberation??12. Conclusion: Moving Forward on Deliberative Democracy in East Asia

Reintroducing Vilfredo Pareto (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction? 1. The Social and the Political? 2. Derivations and Ideologies? 3. Equilibrium and Dynamism? 4. The “Few” and the “Many”? 5. Sociology and Economism? Conclusion: The Relevance and Limits of a Classic

Reintroducing Vilfredo Pareto (Paperback, 1)

Introduction? 1. The Social and the Political? 2. Derivations and Ideologies? 3. Equilibrium and Dynamism? 4. The “Few” and the “Many”? 5. Sociology and Economism? Conclusion: The Relevance and Limits of a Classic

How to Philosophize in the Age of the Apocalypse (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Philosophy and the Joker

1.???????? Has the Apocalypse Come?

2.???????? Liberalism and Its Discontents.

3.???????? Stalinism and the Myth of Soviet Communism.

4.???????? Mytho-poetics and the Idea of Science.

5.???????? On the Three Ideas of Science.

Discursive Regimes of Democratic Decline: Religio-Ethnonationalism and the Production of Authoritarian Power (Hardcover)

Thinkers for a Complex Age : Normative Political Theory After Foundationalism (Hardcover)

Preface.??Introduction:?Thinking in a Complex Age: Genealogy, Relationality, and the Reworking of Political Theory??Section I ? Foundations and Genealogies of the Modern Subject??1. How to Read Kant???2. Friedrich Nietzsche??3. Martin Heidegger??Section II ? Immanence, Power, and the Poststructural Turn??4. Gilles Deleuze??5. Georges Canguilhem??6. Michel Foucault??7. Judith Butler??8. Georges Bataille??9. Louis Althusser??10. Hannah Arendt??11. Jurgen Habermas??Section III ? Materialism, Ecology, Posthumanism??12. Bruno Latour??13. Jane Bennett??14. Karen Barad??15. Donna Haraway??16. Rosi Braidotti??17. Dipesh Chakrabarty??18. Achille Mbembe??19. Hans Jonas??Section IV ? Governance, Democracy, Institutions??20. Montesquieu??21. T.H. Green??22. L.T. Hobhouse??23. Karl Polanyi??24. Pierre Bourdieu??25. Pierre Rosanvallon??26. John Dewey??27. Elinor Ostrom??28. William Connolly??Section V ? Normativity, Justice, and Freedom??29. Martha Nussbaum??30. Amartya Sen??31. Philip Pettit??Section VI ? Relational Ethics After Foundations??32. Conclusion

Thinkers for a Complex Age : Normative Political Theory After Foundationalism (Paperback)

Preface.??Introduction:?Thinking in a Complex Age: Genealogy, Relationality, and the Reworking of Political Theory??Section I ? Foundations and Genealogies of the Modern Subject??1. How to Read Kant???2. Friedrich Nietzsche??3. Martin Heidegger??Section II ? Immanence, Power, and the Poststructural Turn??4. Gilles Deleuze??5. Georges Canguilhem??6. Michel Foucault??7. Judith Butler??8. Georges Bataille??9. Louis Althusser??10. Hannah Arendt??11. Jurgen Habermas??Section III ? Materialism, Ecology, Posthumanism??12. Bruno Latour??13. Jane Bennett??14. Karen Barad??15. Donna Haraway??16. Rosi Braidotti??17. Dipesh Chakrabarty??18. Achille Mbembe??19. Hans Jonas??Section IV ? Governance, Democracy, Institutions??20. Montesquieu??21. T.H. Green??22. L.T. Hobhouse??23. Karl Polanyi??24. Pierre Bourdieu??25. Pierre Rosanvallon??26. John Dewey??27. Elinor Ostrom??28. William Connolly??Section V ? Normativity, Justice, and Freedom??29. Martha Nussbaum??30. Amartya Sen??31. Philip Pettit??Section VI ? Relational Ethics After Foundations??32. Conclusion

The Participatory Economy : Adding Realism to Democratic Planning (Hardcover)

0. Introduction?1. The Participatory Economy Model?2. Price Formation and Product Categorisation?3. Coordination and Implementation?4. Community and Consumption?5. Work and Production?6. Capital Goods and Investment?7. Conclusion 8. Appendix