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The United States and the Nuclear Dimension of European Integration
In: Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Band 107, Heft 2, S. 165-169
ISSN: 0039-0747
Individuell autonomi och den aktiva staten
In: Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Band 109, Heft 1, S. 3-22
ISSN: 0039-0747
The liberal state, it has been argued, must be neutral between different conceptions of the good. Honoring individual autonomy & embodying ideals such as fairness & impartiality, the doctrine of state neutrality is intuitively appealing. Working as a restraint for state actions it is however problematic. In this paper, a possible solution to this predicament is outlined. Drawing on the distinction between liberty & what gives worth to liberty, it is argued that we must never accept non-neutral restrictions of liberty itself, but may pursue non-neutral policies affecting the distribution of what gives worth to liberty & may impose taxes funding non-neutral state actions, although such taxation inevitable limits the worth of our liberty. It is suggested that we, by adopting such a policy of limited state perfectionism, can recognize the right to individual autonomy without having to restrain the state from doing the good it can. References. Adapted from the source document.
Statens järnvägar 125 °ar
The socioenvironmental state: political authority, subjects, and transformative socionatural change in an uncertain world
The 'socioenvironmental state' conceptualisation probes how contested, shifting, emergent boundaries of the state contain the possibilities for transformative change in the Anthropocene. The paper outlines a research programme capable of addressing the questions: who becomes authorised to govern change, who is required to make changes on the ground, and what subjectivities and pathways emerge in the context of rapid rate change? The conceptualisation unpacks three boundaries: state– society, its socionatural emergence, and the relationships between boundary-making and belonging to address these questions and better account for the successes and failures of attempts at governing an uncertain, rapidly changing world. In this analysis, 'environmental change' arises as a stochastic, relational becoming – ecologies and resources are emergent with the social-politics of governing them – suggesting that more analytical attention is required on how 'environmental challenges' and their 'drivers of change' are conceived and delimited. Together, these theoretical insights help reveal the way that the micro-politics of local resource use and the contradictory acceptance and refusals of authority and subjection are not only products of, but also productive of, larger scale political economies, socionatures, governance, and political struggles. The aim is to contribute towards a reimagination of political authority that begins to capture the complex interplay between our attempts at governing a changing world and the inadvertent authorisations, inclusions, and exclusions that we produce in those efforts. The paper partially illustrates the conceptual ideas with an account of forestry and climate change in Nepal. In a context wherein programmes to govern resources have become of global concern, probing the implications of these points is crucial. It is not only that states govern resources with particular consequences for 'environmental change' or 'sustainability', but also that the act of governing resources (re)produces the socioenvironmental boundaries of the state with profound implications for how future transformations can unfold.
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En granslos stat? Nationalstaten och de utflyttade befolkning-arna i Mellanostern/Unbound State?
In: Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Band 111, Heft 1, S. 69-73
ISSN: 0039-0747
Presents an upcoming research that focuses on building a theory on how states relate to emigrating people, how states are organized outside their territories, and how the emigrating people relate to their country of origin. The project will focus on countries in the Middle East with an emphasis on Turkey, Syria and Algeria. L. Pitkaniemi
Marknadsstaten: om vad den Svenska staten gör med marknaderna - och marknaderna med staten
In: Att organisera marknader
Statistiska meddelanden / Statistiska Centralbyrån. Serie U, Utbildning och forskning / Funktionen för Högskolestatistik. Examina läsåret ... = Graduations during the academic year. 20, Universitet och högskolan : grundutbildning och påbyggnadsutbildning = Higher education : basic and supplementary ...
ISSN: 0282-3470
Statens jordbrukspolitik under 200 år
In: Skrifter om skogs- och lantbrukshistoria
Manifest for den goda (stats)vetenskapen
In: Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Band 113, Heft 4, S. 385-387
ISSN: 0039-0747
Is it really meaningful to talk about "good" science? We hesitate. We desire good (state) science stumbling near a positivist scientific view. We wish for political science theory -- and practice as much as possible to emulate natural science theory and methodology -- to be objective, to look for hard facts, causal relationships, universal laws, and by using the "right" methods to reach the "right" or "true" knowledge and thus make us the "real" knowledge producers. At the same time we believe it is important to keep the discussion on good science not only alive but also always ongoing. Perhaps this is an ongoing discussion about our research efforts and research ideals of what constitutes good science? It is our guiding principle when we formulated the following manifesto for the good of science. Adapted from the source document.