Economics, ethics and power: from behavioural rules to global structures
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The concept of paternalism / Danny Scoccia -- Hard and soft paternalism / Jason Hanna -- Moralism and moral paternalism / Peter de Marneffe -- Paternalism by and towards groups / Kalle Grill -- Self-paternalism / Chrisoula Andreou -- Paternalism and well-being / Jason Raibley -- Consequentialism, paternalism, and the value of liberty / Sarah Conly -- Kantian perspectives on paternalism / Melissa Seymour Fahmy -- Paternalism and duties to self / Michael Cholbi -- Paternalism and rights / Daniel Groll -- Paternalism and sentimentalism / Michael Slote -- Paternalism and autonomy / Suzy Killmister -- Mill's absolute ban on paternalism / Jonathan Riley -- Perfectionism and paternalism / Steven Wall -- Libertarian perspectives on paternalism / Peter Vallentyne -- Egalitarian perspectives on paternalism / Richard Arneson -- Should the capability approach be paternalistic? / Serene Khader -- Libertarian paternalism, nudging and public policy / Muireann Quigley -- Paternalistic manipulation / Moti Gorin -- Paternalistic lying and deception / Andreas Stokke -- Epistemic paternalism / Kristoffer Ahlstrom-Vij -- Paternalism and the criminal law / Heidi Hurd -- Paternalism and contract law / Péter Cserne -- Paternalism and the practitioner/patient relationship / Emma C. Bullock -- Deciding for the incompetent / Dana Howard -- Paternalism and education / Gina Schouten -- Paternalism and intimate relationships / George Tsai.
In: Ashgate popular and folk music series
National identity and music in transition : issues of authenticity in a global setting / John O'Flynn -- Where does world music come from? : globalization, Afropop and the question of cultural identity / David Murphy -- Voicing risk : migration, transgression and relocation in Spanish/Moroccan raï / Parvati Nair -- Banda, a new sound from the barrios of Los Angeles : transmigration and transcultural production / Helena Simonett -- Rapping at the margins : musical constructions of identities in contemporary France / Brian George -- The quest for national unity in Uyghur popular song : barren chickens, stray dogs, fake immortals and thieves / Joanne Smith -- The singer and the mask : voices of Brazil in Antônio Nóbrega's Madeira que cupim não rói / Robin Warner and Regina Nascimento -- Popular music, tradition and Serbian nationalism / Robert Hudson -- Those Norwegians : deconstructing the nation-state in Europe through fixity and indifference in Norwegian club music / Stan Hawkins.
This title argues for a greater specification and a more comprehensive inventory of how international law influences relevant actors to improve human rights conditions. The book's aim is to improve the understanding of how norms operate in international society with a view to improving the capacity of global and domestic institutions to harness the processes through which human rights cultures are built
In: African affairs: the journal of the Royal African Society, Band 87, Heft Apr 88
ISSN: 0001-9909
Follows the general theme of the politics of development from 3 angles: the nature of the development strategy, the nature of state organization in relation to that strategy, and, somewhat tentatively, the results of those strategies. Concentrates on questions of planning agriculture and industry since these are the most publicly visible aspects of the developmental process. (SJO)
In: Frontiers of the political
Insurgent cities and urban citizenship in the 21st century / James Holston -- Gender, place and citizenship in urban South Africa post-1994 / Allison Goebel -- Graduated sovereignty and the fragmented city : mapping the political geography of citizenship in Detroit / L. Owen Kirkpatrick -- Jus-situ? : surprising proposals for place-based citizenship by Jewish and Arab-Palestinian Israelis : 2011 mass housing protests and beyond / Yael Allweil -- Separate, excluded, unequal : struggle and resistance for Palestinian permanent residents in East Jerusalem / Oren Kroll-Zeldin -- Categorization and differential citizenship within neoliberal context : a case study of the Chenchu / Meenakshi Narayan and Sarveswar Sipoy -- Statelessness as a form of citizenship among Tibetan exiles / Namgyal Choedup -- The Hmong of Zomia : cultural citizenship, stateless, and belonging / Faith G. Nibbs -- All citizenship is local : using China to rethink local citizenship / Sophia Woodman
The article investigates the regional inequality in contemporary Russia through its impact on the specifics and tendencies of political culture of Russian society. The author defines the concept of "regional inequality", analyzes the character of socioeconomic differentiation of Russian regions and considers particularities of the development of their political culture. ; Статья посвящена исследованию регионального неравенства современной России в формате его влияния на специфику и тенденции формирования политической культуры российского общества. Автор дает определение понятию "региональное неравенство", анализирует характер социальноэкономической дифференциации российских регионов и особенности их политикокультурного развития.
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This book employs a Marxist framework to analyse aspects of Ghanaian politics during the 1966-81 period. Its central claim is that the present Ghanaian social formation which is dominated by foreign capital through the domestic bourgeois and petit-bourgeois classes is incapable of transforming itself into an independent autonomous system. Hence, it is characterised by recurring political and economic crises. Industrial strikes and other forms of struggle by the lower classes are responses to the deprivations which they suffer as a result of these crises, and constitute attempts to reject the rule of the country's ruling classes. (DÜI-Hff)
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In: Social research: an international quarterly, Band 64, Heft 3
ISSN: 0037-783X
In: Political studies review, Band 19, Heft 4, S. 574-590
ISSN: 1478-9302
The article conceptualizes the quality of political information and shows how the concept can be used for empirical research. I distinguish three aspects of quality ( intelligibility, relevance, and validity) and use them to judge the constituent foundations of political information, that is, component claims (statements of alleged facts) and connection claims (argumentative statements created by causally linking two component claims). The resulting conceptual map thus entails six manifestations of information quality ( component claim intelligibility, connection claim intelligibility, component claim relevance, connection claim relevance, component claim validity, and connection claim validity). I explain how the conceptual map can be used to make sense of the eclectic variety of existing research, and how it can advance new empirical research, as a guide for determining variation in information quality, as a conceptual template for the analysis of different types of political messages and their common quality deficiencies, and as a generator of new research questions and theoretical expectations.
"Some aspects of the daily life of Andalusian sufies during the 6/12th century in the light of a hagiographical manuscript work". In this paper, is presented and analyzed one of the oldest hagiographical works: Al-Sirr al-maṣūn by Ṭāhir b. Muḥammad as-Ṣadafī. Origins of saints, their roles in society, their positions towards the political authorities in al-Andalus on one hand, and towards the Christian Reconquest on the other are methodically analyzed. ; Este articulo presenta y analiza la obra hagiográfica manuscrita de Ṭāhir b. Muḥammad al-Ṣadafī (s. VI/XII): Al-Sirr al-maṣūn fī-mā ukrima bi-hi l-mujlaṣūn. Informaciones sobre los orígenes sociales de los "santos", sus papeles, sus posiciones frente a las autoridades y la Reconquista son metódicamente analizados.
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In: Interventions
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New solutions, technical and non-technical, provide strong opportunities to improve crisis management, while successful operationalisation of new solutions essentially depends on framework conditions such as organisational, legal, and political aspects in the respective area. Within the FP7-project DRIVER, these framework conditions are addressed in a dedicated part. Next to the objective of receiving most realistic scenarios for the testing of new Crisis Management solutions, the analysis of framework conditions aims at developing evidence-based recommendations for different types of stakeholders. Intensive surveys of the European Member States, selected third countries, the United Nations and the European Union have been completed. In a next step, more pertinent organisational, legal, and political framework conditions regarding the applicability of DRIVER solutions will be focused.
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