Ontology of the Social (Paperback, 1)

Introduction;?1. Realism, Constructionism, and Social Change; 2. Institutions and Normativity: Needs, Joint Action, and Reciprocity; 3. Uptake: A Plural Action View; 4. Rethinking Responsibility and Group Responsibility in the light of a Normative Account of Personal Identity; 5. Collective Obligations without the ‘Quantum of Blame’; 6. Moral Responsibility of Random Collectives; 7. Legitimate Firms; 8. The Problem of Overlapping Collectives; 9. Team Reasoning without Assurance: Morality as a (Largely) Non-Coordinating Practice; 10. Social Reflective Equilibrium and Moral Progress; 11. On the Content and Role of We-intentions; 12. From the Second-person Singular Perspective to the First-Person Plural; 13. First Person Perspective and Collective Intentionality - A Relook into the Relationship Between I and the We

Ontology of the Social (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction;?1. Realism, Constructionism, and Social Change; 2. Institutions and Normativity: Needs, Joint Action, and Reciprocity; 3. Uptake: A Plural Action View; 4. Rethinking Responsibility and Group Responsibility in the light of a Normative Account of Personal Identity; 5. Collective Obligations without the ‘Quantum of Blame’; 6. Moral Responsibility of Random Collectives; 7. Legitimate Firms; 8. The Problem of Overlapping Collectives; 9. Team Reasoning without Assurance: Morality as a (Largely) Non-Coordinating Practice; 10. Social Reflective Equilibrium and Moral Progress; 11. On the Content and Role of We-intentions; 12. From the Second-person Singular Perspective to the First-Person Plural; 13. First Person Perspective and Collective Intentionality - A Relook into the Relationship Between I and the We

The Quest of Reality (Hardcover, 1)

1.?Pre-Socratic Philosophy 2. Socrates and the Socratic Schools 3. Plato and His Works 4. The Philosophy of Plato 5. Aristotle 6. Stoicism: Epicureanism 7. Scepticism: Eclecticism 8. Alexandrine Platonism: Neoplatonism 9. The Philosophy of Saint Augustine 10. The Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas I 11. The Philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas II 12. Sources, Character, and Influence of the Thomistic Philosophy 13 Descartes: Spinoza: Leibniz 14. Locke: Hume 15. Berkeley: Scottish Philosophy: Sir William Hamilton 16. Kant: Fichte 17. Schelling: Hegel: Schopenhauer: German Realism and Mysticism 18. Modern Systems of Philosophy 19. Modern Systems of Philosophy I 20. Modern Systems of Philosophy II 21. Modern Systems of Philosophy III 22. Modern Systems of Philosophy IV 23. The Quest of Beauty 24. The Attainment of the Quest Appendix Bibliography Index

Reclaiming Women's Spaces: A Critical Acceptance of Filipino Women's Contributions to Society (Hardcover)

The Price of Freedom: The Fragility of Neoliberal Orders (Hardcover)

Spinoza’s Theologico-Political Treatise : The Twilight of Servitude (Hardcover)

Die Selbstemanzipation Chinas: Marxistische Philosophie Der Chinesischen Gegenwart (Hardcover)

Voluntarism and Self-Interest: Psychological Foundations and Panarchist Visions in Libertarian Anarchism (Hardcover)

1. Introduction. Or: Higgledy-Piggledy Legitimacy Statements??2. Political Legitimacy as a Claim to Coerce??3. Make Legitimacy Matter Again: Practical Relevance and the Right to Rule??4. Political Legitimacy as a Selfish Pursuit??5. The Selfish Case for Express Consent Theory??6. Conclusion

A History of Poland (Hardcover, 1)

Part 1: The Formation of the State and of the Nation 1. Early Origins 2. The First Kings 3. The Disintegration of the Kingdom 4. The German Colonization and the Mongol Invasion 5. The Reconstruction of the Kingdom 6. Casimir The Great Part 2: The Centuries of Poland’s Greatness 7. Jadwiga of Anjou 8. Grunwald and Horodlo 9. Varna and Danzig 10. The Zenith of a Dynasty 11. The Epoch of the First Congress of Vienna 12. The Union of Lublin Part 3: The Experiment of the Royal Republic 13. John Zamoyski 14. The Last Great Designs 15. The Deluge 16. John Sobieski 17. The Decay 18. The Regeneration 19. The Partitions Part 4: The Ordeal 20. Napoleonic Poland 21. Romantic Poland: The Insurrections 22. Romantic Poland: Her Poets 23. Organic Work 24. Waiting for Freedom Part 5: New Poland’s Tragedy 25. Resurrection 26. Reconstruction 27. Destruction 28. Ten Years of Trial 29. The Rise and Fall of Gomulka 30. Poland Under Gierek: The Failure of Consumer Communism 31. From Kania to Jaruzelski.

The Beginnings of Communist Rule in Poland : December 1943–June 1945 (Hardcover)

Introduction: The Beginnings of Communist Rule in Poland. List of Pseudonyms. Biographical List. Documents. Part 1: From the Establishment of the National Council for the Homeland (KRN) to the Creation of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) (January?20 July 1944) Part 2: From the Creation of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) to the setting up of the Polish Provisional Government (22 July?31 December 1944) Part 3: The Polish Provisional Government (January?June 1945).

The Little Dictators : The History of Eastern Europe Since 1918 (Hardcover)

Introduction. 1. Poland 2. Hungary 3. Austria 4. Romania 5. Yugoslavia 6. The Czechoslovak Exception 7. Epilogue.

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

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.

The Lost Generation of COVID-19 : A Critical Analysis of Health and Social Inequality in Post-Pandemic Britain (Paperback)

Introduction.??1.Education.??2.Food Exclusivity and Insecurity.??3.Homelessness.??4.Mental Health.??5.Child Subdemographics.??6.Wider Implications.??7.Manifesto ? Hayre Doctrine.? ?

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Elections, the Ethnic Factor and Patronal Politics in the Russian Regions : Anatomy of Loyalty (Paperback)

CHAPTER 1

The First Step Towards Theory Building: Expert Interviews?

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CHAPTER 2

Chained by One Chain: Mechanisms of Electoral Mobilization at the Local Level?

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CHAPTER 3

The Ethnic Factor, Patronal Networks, and the Logic of Electoral Choice: Theory and Hypotheses?????

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CHAPTER 4

The First Shock: Language Reform and the 2018 Russian Presidential Elections

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CHAPTER 5

Who Is to Blame? The Attribution of Responsibility as a Factor in Titular Ethnic Groups’ Electoral Behavior

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CHAPTER 6

‘Varangians’ and the Old Guard: Causes of Patronal Network Weakening

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Conclusion

Appendix

Global Political Economy and New World Disorder : Neoliberalism, Neoimperialism, and the Internationalization of Injustice (Paperback)

Introduction??1. Neoliberalism, inequality, and injustice? 2. Neoliberalism, globalization, and zombie capitalism??3. Neoimperialism and international relations??4. Neoimperialism and surveillance states ? the case of Israel

The Routledge Handbook of the Ethics of Immigration (Paperback, 1)

Introduction?Sahar Akhtar??Part 1: Open Borders or Right to Control: Theoretical Arguments??1. The Ethics of Immigration?Michael Huemer??2. Social Democracy’s Tensions with Immigration?Jason Brennan??3. A Case for Controlled Borders and Open Doors?Sarah Song??4. Free movement: A human right or a citizenship right??Rainer Baubock??Part 2: Open Borders or Right to Control: Practical Approaches??5. Immigration and Economic Freedom?Ilya Somin??6. The Economic Case for Liberalized Immigration Policies?Howard Chang??7. Immigration: Some Arguments for Limits?Hrishikesh Joshi??Part 3: Culture, Language, and Institutions??8. Migration as a Culture Transplant: Neoclassical and Institutional Channels?Garett Jones??9. Language as a Criterion of Immigrant Selection?Daniel Weinstock??10. On Migration and Backlash?Michael Blake??11. The Nation, The State, and the Foreigner: Rethinking the Place of Nationalism in the Ethics of Immigration?Lior Erez??Part 4: Immigration and Discrimination??12. Excluding by Race, Ethnicity and Religion?Sahar Akhtar??13. Nationality and Immigration Restrictions?Rufaida Al Hashmi??14. Immigration and Social Identity Formation?Amy Reed-Sandoval??15. The Ethics of Skill-Selective Immigration Policies?Desiree Lim??Part 5: Entry, Exit, and Exploitation??16. Citizenship Tests?Thom Brooks??17. Temporary Migration and Worker Exploitation?Michael Kates??18. Treating People as Resources: Emigration and the Brain Drain?Bas van der Vossen??Part 6: Climate, Refugees, and Protection??19. Climate Migrants Are Not Refugees?Max Cherem??20. Immigration and Climate Change?Dan Shahar??21. Refugees and the Politics of (In)Humanitarianism?David Owen??Part 7: Immigration Enforcement??22. Shining a Light in the Dark: The Urgency of Addressing Immigration Detention in N...


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Scottish Loyalism in the British Atlantic World (Paperback, 1)

Preface  Introduction: Scottish loyalism in the British Atlantic world  1. “All grand tories”: Loyalism in the trans-Appalachian west during the revolutionary war  2. “Without the smallest recompense”: Scottish loyalist women in revolutionary North Carolina  3. The law of loyalism: The Campbell family, the Court of Session, and the price of loyalty in the Revolutionary Atlantic World  4. Inculcating loyalty in the Highlands and beyond, c.1745?1784  5. The Glengarry Cairn and Highland loyalism in the British Atlantic world  6. Loyalism, legitimism, and the neo-Jacobite challenge to the Anglo-Scottish Union  Conclusion ? The loud silence: Scottish loyalism in the British Atlantic world

The Legal Legacy of the Reformation : Catholic and Protestant Approaches to Law (Paperback)

Part One:?Church law and the Reformation;??1.?A comparative account of Protestant and Catholic approaches to church law: law in the life of the visible church;??2. How the English and Scots Reformations shaped Ecclesiastical and Secular law in Great Britain;??3. The Reformation and Legal Change: The Persistence of Medieval Canon Law;??Part Two:?Catholic and Protestant Approaches to Law in the Life of the Church;??4. Legislative Authority in the Anglican Communion;??5. The Theology of Canon Law: a Catholic Perspective on the Fundamentals;??6. Conscience and Natural Law: a Calvinist perspective;??Part Three:?Catholic and Protestant Approaches to Church, State and State Law;??7. Natural Law?and Secular Law: the Reformation Legacy ? an Ecumenical Approach;??8. Catholic and Protestant Approaches to Church ? State ?Relations;??Part Four: Catholic and Protestant Approaches to Particular Areas of Law;??9. Marriage Law? and Education Law;??10. Equity and Conscience;??11. The Reformation and Human Rights;??12. The Reformation and the Birth of Criminal Law;??13. The Reformation and its impact on the Law of Charites and Social Welfare
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The Metaphysics of Race : Science and Faith in the Nazi Worldview (Paperback)

Introduction.? Part?1: The Foundations.? Part?2: Man.? Part?3:?World.? Part?4: God.? Epilogue

Beyond Illiberalism : Rights, Rhetoric, and Reality in a Pluralistic World (Paperback)

1. Rights, Unbound
2. Human Rights and the Liberal Tradition
3. Crafting a Liberal World Order
4. The Right to Have Rights: Human Rights, Citizens, and States
5. Values, Rights, and Culture
6. Human Rights in a Post-Hegelian World

West African Women Entrepreneurs in a Glocal World (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Introduction: West African Women Entrepreneurs in a Glocal World Introduction 1: West African Women Entrepreneurs in a Glocal World 2: Wealth Making in Marriage: Simbiat Abiola of Southwestern Nigeria, 1938-1992 Part 2: Processes Linked to the Creation of Women Enterprises 3: Women's Home-Based Entrepreneurship in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire: Partnership Governance and Succession Planning 4: Women’s “Invisible” Path to Empowerment in Cameroon: The Case of Digital Companies 5: Analysis of the Motivations and Constraints of Pre-Existing Women's Groups in the Process of Creating a Collective Enterprise: The Case of the Creation of a Cooperative by a Women's Group in the West Region of Cameroon 6: The Auchan Brand in Senegal: A Source of Supply for Women Stallholders in Mbour ? A Link to Working-Class Consumers Part 3: Women Entrepreneurs and their Enterprises 7: Women Entrepreneurs in Senegal and the Wider Geographical Context of Africa and Europe 8: New Figures in Women's Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa: Dakar Women Entrepreneurs Between the Global and the Local in Digitalisation 9: Relational Biographies of Women Social Entrepreneurs in Senegal 10: Social Entrepreneurship in Dakar: Reasons for the Disaffiliation of Members of the Association of Women Seamstresses of the Marche Colobane (A.F.C.) Part 4: Women Entrepreneurs and New Challenges 11: Participatory Financing in Senegal and its Role in Financing Female Entrepreneurship: An Empirical Case Study 12: Factors in the Success and Failure of Public Policies to Promote Female Entrepreneurship in Cameroon 13: Women Entrepreneurs in Cote d'Ivoire's Philanthropic Landscape 14: Business Sustainability Adoption by Ghanaian Women Entrepreneurs Part 5: Concluding Remarks and Perspectives 15: Concluding Remarks and Perspectives.

Liberalism, Human Values and Schools as Microcosms of Society : Rediscovering Education for a Moral Future (Paperback)

Introduction

PART I Philosophy‘s Fall from Grace

Chapter 1. From Plato to Rousseau to Piaget and Dewey. Do teachers today still need to be philosophers?

PART II Means and Ends in Education

Chapter 2. Freedom versus Authority and Knowledge versus Experience. Should schools be putting ideas in - or drawing them out? 

Chapter 3. Means and ends in education: Do calls for more maths really add up?

Chapter 4. From Froebel to Google: Integrated Education and the importance of creative play.

PART III Liberalism and Human Values

Chapter 5. The limits of individualism and the struggle to reconcile the aims of social equality with free development

Chapter 6. Education in Europe: still divided between Church and State

Chapter 7. Schools and Sex: children on the frontline of gender wars

Chapter 8. Education as the Foundation of a Democratic Society

Afterword: Education matters

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.