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The article discusses the limitations of state power, presented in the form of a backbone foundation, constructed on the foundation of a methodologically significant classification basis: a place in the social regulation system. In the context of the stated perspective, the author builds up a set of limitations of the axiological level, which appears to be determined in the field of public relations

The article discusses the limitations of state power, presented in the form of a backbone foundation, constructed on the foundation of a methodologically significant classification basis: a place in the social regulation system. In the context of the stated perspective, the author builds up a set of limitations of the axiological level, which appears to be determined in the field of public relations

Brian Massumi is the author of numerous works across philosophy, political theory, and art theory. His publications include 99 Theses on the Revaluation of Value: A Postcapitalist Manifesto (University of Minnesota Press, 2018), Semblance and Event: Activist Philosophy and the Occurrent Arts (MIT Press, 2011) and Parables for the Virtual: Movement, Affect, Sensation (Duke University Press, 2002).

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Orthography and Transcription -- Introduction: Nostalgic Yearnings and Neoliberal Aspirations -- Chapter One: Desire and Its Methods -- Chapter Two: Vulnerable Agents -- Chapter Three: Desireless Subjects -- Chapter Four: Auctions of Conversion -- Chapter Five: Protocols of Speech -- Chapter Six: Transparent Words, Opaque Selves -- Chapter Seven: From Longing to Love -- Notes -- References -- Index -- About the Author

Research on the consequences of social mobility usually draws on information about categorical origin and destination variables as well as an outcome variable. The author shows an example of a heatmap created in Stata to visualize the relationship between social mobility and poor self-rated health in Germany and discusses the advantages of this heatmap approach to other visualization approaches.

The author argues for the centrality of peer review in assessing the scholarly merits of manuscripts, given considerable changes in the publication landscape that present formidable challenges for editors to solicit qualified reviewers, and seeks to convince reluctant senior faculty and scholarly practitioners to review manuscripts in their areas of expertise, contending in effect that we have a professional obligation to do so.

Jonah Goldberg is an author and columnist for the National Review. He joins David to discuss his roots in journalism, how a family tragedy shaped his view on the War on Drugs, and his criticisms of Barack Obama and Donald Trump.
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This paper examines the legal consequences of mass tort litigation where the amount of damages is multiple times lower than the litigation cost. In the context of current judicial practice, the author observes this phenomenon from the aspect of prohibition of abuse of rights, and offers proposals for improving the existing regulation in order to effectively prevent the abuse of rights.

The text is devoted to the subject of an emergency, or crisis, situation in a psychological
context. There are described the concepts of stress, stressful situation, crisis and crisis situation.
By discussing in detail the areas of impact of strong emotions on people, the author
tries to expose tools and recommended ways of reacting to such situations through
police actions.

In a lengthy paper for the left‐leaning think tank the Center for American Progress, author David Madland refers to work by two academics who found that "an even bigger reason for the decline of unions than corporate resistance to organizing drives is that unionized companies in the US have added fewer jobs over time than their nonunion counterparts."

Efficiently functioning mechanism of competition in public procurement is crucial for the development of the Polish national economy. The objective of the article is to prove, based on the research conducted by the Author, that the participation of bidding consortia in public procurement procedures for construction works strengthens market competition mechanisms in public procurement and increases effectiveness of public procurement.

Author and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute Norm Ornstein joins David to discuss the impact of mental illness in his life, the prospect of political reform post-Trump, the loss of Congressional norms, and more.
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The article focuses first of all on the peculiar kind of anthropology implicit in the thought of Millán-Puelles. In the second part it underlines the relevance of the distinction between nature and freedom in the political anthropology of the author, as well as the outstandig importance of the idea of liberty with its several significant nuances of meaning.

After having stressed the differences between the classical and the modern concept of political science, the paper exposes the two steps in the process of deterioration of political science: political Augustianism and the progressive reduction of politics to a technical knowledge. The author concludes maintaining the importance of the practical and not technical dimension of political knowledge for its rehabilitation.

This is the final version as it appears for the citation: Wood, B. Dan and Soren Jordan. 2018. "Response to Sam Rosenfeld's review of Party Polarization in America: The War Over Two Social Contracts." Perspectives on Politics 16 (3): 798. DOI:10.1017/S1537592718001962 The page numbers here are consistent with the published version. Corresponding author: Soren Jordan (sorenjordanpols@gmail.com).