Political Ideologies (Paperback, 1)

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 (Hardcover, 1)

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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Transnational Communism During the Cold War : The Spanish Communists and their European Networks (Hardcover)

Introduction??1. The Transnational Turn, the History of the Comintern and Paths Forward for Cold War Communist Studies??2. The Communist Party of Spain and the USSR from the Soviet Perspective??3. East?West Relations. The Communist Party of Spain and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during the Cold War from the Spanish Perspective??4. Relations between the Spanish Communists and the East-German SED in the Framework of Spain-GDR Ties (1949-1989)??5. Transnational Economics. The PCE between Prague, Moscow and Madrid (1945-1977)??6. Ideology, Solidarity and Interests in PCE-PZPR Relations??7. “Friends will be Friends”. Links between Spanish and Yugoslav Communist Parties??8. The Communist Party of Spain and the Internationalisation of Anti-Francoism through the World Peace Council (1948-1977)??9. Communist Women and Transnational Anti-Francoist Campaigns (1960s-1970s): Gender, Politics and Solidarity??10. Solidarity and Eurocommunism. Relations between Italian and Spanish Communists in the 1960s and 1970s??11. “Our Flag Stays Red”. Transnational Networks of Spanish Orthodox Dissent in European Communism (1968-1990)

Little Moscows: Communism and Working-Class Militancy in Inter-War Britain (Hardcover)

1.Discovering the Little Moscows 2. Mardy 3. Lumphinnans 4. The Vale of Leven 5. Work and Unemployment 6. The Family 7. Forms of Authority 8. Politics and the Community.

The Dissolution of Communist Power : The Case of Hungary (Hardcover)

1.Introduction 2. Michel Foucault and the Study of Power 3. The activity of District Party Committees 4. What is ‘Politics’? 5. The Background and Value System of Party Workers 6. The Tasks of Political Instructors 7. The Specificities of the Instructor’s Work 8. A Governmental Technology Resurrected by the Party: The Early Modern ‘Police’ 9. Conclusion: The Success of a Failure.

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

Henri Lefebvre - Space, Philosophy and the Political (Hardcover)

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

Nondualism in International Relations : A Methodological Reconstruction Beyond Binaries (Hardcover)

Introduction. Nondualism as Methodology: From Global IR to Post-Binary International Relations??Part I: Space, Time, and Meaning??Chapter 2.? Transterritorialism??Chapter 3. Covariance??Chapter 4. Archimedean Meeting??Part II: Logic, Order, and Ethics??Chapter 5. Trialectics??Chapter 6. Tianxiaism??Chapter 7. Ubuntism??Part III: Gender and Identity??Chapter 8. Concomitance??Chapter 9. Beyond-Cartesianism??Conclusion. Nondualist International Relations: Toward a Post-Binary Research Programme

The Alawite State, 1920–46 : Colonial Legacies and the Foundations of Assad’s Syria (Hardcover)

Downplaying Extremism? How the State Approaches Right-Wing and Left-Wing Extremist Threats (Paperback)

Pandemic Nationalism in Inner Asia : Unsettling Ideologies and Affective Imaginaries (Hardcover)

Introduction: Nationalist imaginaries and the COVID pandemic in inner Asia: notes towards an analytic methodology?1. The Mongolian state and the coronavirus pandemic: policy, messaging and the nationalist imaginary?2. Iterations from the past: a no-nonsense approach to the importers of the virus during the COVID-19 pandemic in Mongolia?3. Traditional medicine, legitimacy and nationalist doxa in pandemic-era Mongolia?4. The crisis-events and reassembled ethnolinguistic-cum-environmentalist subjects in Inner Mongolia?5. Reclaiming self-esteem: Mongols’ responses to the early COVID-19 pandemic in Inner Mongolia, China?6. Kinship imaginaries of similarity and difference: gifts from Inner Mongols to Mongolia during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Disinformation, Ideology, and Public Opinion in Central Europe (Hardcover)

Reckoning with Racial Capitalism: Settler Colonialism, Anti-Blackness, and Left Critique Beyond Neoliberalism (Hardcover)

Signs from the Future (Paperback)

Russian Empires: Deaths and Transfigurations: Mentalities, Ideologies, and Fears (1913-2023) (Hardcover)

Italian Land : Owning the Soil to Secure the Borders, 1915–1954 (Hardcover)

1. What identities emerged at the border???2. The start: the conquest of land in the 1920s??3. From colonisation plans to border fortification??4. Option Agreement and repopulation plans??5. Defending Italian-ness after Fascism??6. Conclusion

Democratic Listening : Principles, Practices, and Possibilities (Hardcover)

1. Listening as Power in Political Communication?2. Do They Even Care? Empirical Evidence for the Importance of Listening in Democracy?3. Beyond Dichotomies: Empathy and Listening in Deliberative Democracy?4. The Evidentiary Basis for Political Listening: A Meta-Analysis of the Effect of Feeling Heard?5. Listening, Race, Partisanship, and Politics: How Socio-Demographics, Conversational Topics, and Dyadic Properties Affect Listening?6. Can the Communication Style of Social Media Videos Affect Listening Quality and Opinion Change??7. An Open Mind or a Big Heart: Possible Routes to Reducing In-Group Bias?8. When Election Officials Speak, Do Voters Listen? Trust-Building Communications, Information Seeking, and Voter Confidence in the 2022 U.S. Midterm Elections?9.“Are You Too Busy to Listen Up?”Legislative (Dis)engagement from Constituents in Local Public Meetings?10. Migrating a Flock of Outsiders: Platform Affordances and Political Goals in the Chilean Constitutional Reform

The People : A Brief History of Power and Populism from Antiquity to Today (Hardcover)

Introduction: A Tale of Two Cities? 1. From Athenian Votes to Roman Mobs? 2. When Horses Trampled Bureaucrats? 3. Of Saints and Sinners? 4. Revolutions of Belonging? 5. Nation-Making and Myth-Building? 6. Roots of Rebellion? 7. From Factory Floors to Fuhrers? 8. Lines in the Sand? 9. Anti-Colonial Dreams, Post-Independence Nightmares? 10. By the Shadow of the Lotus? 11. El Pueblo Unido? 12. The Left-overs? 13. Beneath the Bombs? 14. The Other Side of Left? 15. Avatars, Algorithms, and Angry Digital Mobs? 16. When Nations Fail Nature.? Epilogue: Persons Meet The People

The People : A Brief History of Power and Populism from Antiquity to Today (Paperback)

Introduction: A Tale of Two Cities? 1. From Athenian Votes to Roman Mobs? 2. When Horses Trampled Bureaucrats? 3. Of Saints and Sinners? 4. Revolutions of Belonging? 5. Nation-Making and Myth-Building? 6. Roots of Rebellion? 7. From Factory Floors to Fuhrers? 8. Lines in the Sand? 9. Anti-Colonial Dreams, Post-Independence Nightmares? 10. By the Shadow of the Lotus? 11. El Pueblo Unido? 12. The Left-overs? 13. Beneath the Bombs? 14. The Other Side of Left? 15. Avatars, Algorithms, and Angry Digital Mobs? 16. When Nations Fail Nature.? Epilogue: Persons Meet The People

Hegemony and Woke Strategy : A Study of Cultural Warfare (Hardcover)

Introduction to the New Cultural Revolution.??1. Woke, What’s in a Name???2. Hegemony and Culture War??3. The Politics of Subversion??4. Cultural Guerilla War??5. Cancel Culture??6. The Politics of Identity??7. Woke Capitalism.? Conclusive Remarks on the Culture War

Wanting Democracy : Cases, Theories and Realization (Hardcover)

Preface.??1. Modern Democracy? Part 1:?Wanting Democracy: Petitions, Movements and Referendum??2. Petitioning for Representation??3. Contrasting Petition Outcomes??4. Civil Rights Movements??5. After the Civil Rights Movements??6. Referendum??7. Democracy as Theory and Practice??Part 2:?Democracy Wanting: Theories??8. Bureaucracy and Representative Democracy??9. Political Parties and Leaders??10. Power Elite??11. Dominant Class??Part 3: Representative Democracy: Ideal into Practice??12. Democracy in the Real World??13. Democratic Society??Part 4:?Practical-Ideal??14. Practical-Ideal

Wanting Democracy : Cases, Theories and Realization (Paperback)

Preface.??1. Modern Democracy? Part 1:?Wanting Democracy: Petitions, Movements and Referendum??2. Petitioning for Representation??3. Contrasting Petition Outcomes??4. Civil Rights Movements??5. After the Civil Rights Movements??6. Referendum??7. Democracy as Theory and Practice??Part 2:?Democracy Wanting: Theories??8. Bureaucracy and Representative Democracy??9. Political Parties and Leaders??10. Power Elite??11. Dominant Class??Part 3: Representative Democracy: Ideal into Practice??12. Democracy in the Real World??13. Democratic Society??Part 4:?Practical-Ideal??14. Practical-Ideal

The Populist Tradition : A Critical-Historic Approach (Hardcover)

Introduction.??Part I. Populism: A Concept to be Redefined??1. The Place of the People: Populism Beyond "Democratic Elitism”??2. Myth, Screen and Misunderstanding: Populism or the Blind Spots of an Unfounded Notion??3. Toward a Reappraisal of Russian Populism (1819-1881)??4. The Women’s People. On Historical Populism and Gender??Part II. Populism as a Movement and Populism as a Regime??5. Narodnichestvo: The Life of an Elusive Term??6. American Populism and the Practice of Democracy??7. The Problem of Populism in Latin America. Political Representation and Democratic Communities??8. Peronism as Prototypical Populism?: Fleshing out the People??Part III. A European Tradition: Inventing the People’s Sovereignty in Representative Regimes??9. Making the Voice of the People Heard: the Right to Instruct Representatives in Pre-Wilkes Great-Britain??10. Representing the Nation. The Imperative Mandate and Deliberation at the Geginning of the French Revolution??11. French Revolution Populists and Populisms?: How the Sovereignty of the People is Shaped for Robespierre and the Enrages??12. Gracchus Babeuf (1760-1797), A Project for Popular Democracy??13. The Moral Economy of the People by Francois-Joseph L’Ange??14. Populism as Radical Republicanism: a Comparative Approach of Boulangism and Blasquism at the End of the 19th Century (France, Spain)??15. Antonio Gramsci and the “Going to the People”??16. Popular Revolution and Populism in Twentieth Century Ireland??17. The People’s Gathering: the 2010’s Movements of the Squares and the Popular Assemblies as Populist Ritual??18. When the Wave Recedes: Two Routes out of Southern Europe’s Populist Moment??19. Representing the People : Democratic Responses to Populism

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The Populist Tradition : A Critical-Historic Approach (Paperback)

Introduction.??Part I. Populism: A Concept to be Redefined??1. The Place of the People: Populism Beyond "Democratic Elitism”??2. Myth, Screen and Misunderstanding: Populism or the Blind Spots of an Unfounded Notion??3. Toward a Reappraisal of Russian Populism (1819-1881)??4. The Women’s People. On Historical Populism and Gender??Part II. Populism as a Movement and Populism as a Regime??5. Narodnichestvo: The Life of an Elusive Term??6. American Populism and the Practice of Democracy??7. The Problem of Populism in Latin America. Political Representation and Democratic Communities??8. Peronism as Prototypical Populism?: Fleshing out the People??Part III. A European Tradition: Inventing the People’s Sovereignty in Representative Regimes??9. Making the Voice of the People Heard: the Right to Instruct Representatives in Pre-Wilkes Great-Britain??10. Representing the Nation. The Imperative Mandate and Deliberation at the Geginning of the French Revolution??11. French Revolution Populists and Populisms?: How the Sovereignty of the People is Shaped for Robespierre and the Enrages??12. Gracchus Babeuf (1760-1797), A Project for Popular Democracy??13. The Moral Economy of the People by Francois-Joseph L’Ange??14. Populism as Radical Republicanism: a Comparative Approach of Boulangism and Blasquism at the End of the 19th Century (France, Spain)??15. Antonio Gramsci and the “Going to the People”??16. Popular Revolution and Populism in Twentieth Century Ireland??17. The People’s Gathering: the 2010’s Movements of the Squares and the Popular Assemblies as Populist Ritual??18. When the Wave Recedes: Two Routes out of Southern Europe’s Populist Moment??19. Representing the People : Democratic Responses to Populism

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