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100			_aDelanty Gerad
245			_aInternational handbook of contemporary social and political theory
260			_aLondon _bRoutledge _c2011
300			_a510p _cix
365			_b Rs. 9,736
505			_aTable of Contents: Introduction Social, Political, and Cultural Theory since the Sixties: the Demise of Classical Marxism and Liberalism, the New Reality of the Welfare State, and the Loss of Epistemic Innocence by Stephen P. Turner and Gerard Delanty; Part 1: Living Traditions; 1. The Marxist Legacy by Peter Beilharz; 2. Foucault and the Promise of Power without Dogma by Gary Wickham; 3. Accidental Conditions: the Social Consequences of Poststructuralist Philosophy by Thomas Docherty; 4. Lacanian Theory: Ideology, Enjoyment and the Spirit of Capitalism by Yannis Stavrakakis; 5. Bourdieu and his Legacy by Marcel Founrier; 6. Re-discovering Political Sovereignty: the Rebirth of French Political Philosophy by Nathalie Doyle; 7. Continuity through Rupture with the Frankfurt School: Axel Honneth's Theory of Recognition by Mauro Basaure; 8. Lessons from Twentieth Century Political Philosophy before Rawls by Jeremy Shearmur; 9. Liberalism after Communitarianism by Charles Blattberg; 10. Republicanism; Non-Domination and the Free State by Richard Bellamy; 11. Pragmatism and Political Theory by Robert Talisse; 12. Methodological and Political Pluralism: Democracy, Pragmatism and Critical Theory by James Bohman; 13. What is 'Critical' about Critical Theory? by Patricia Hill Collins; 14. Feminist Social and Political Theory by Clare Mary Colebrook; 15. Latin American and Social Political Thought: A Historical and Analystical Perspective by Mauricio Domingues and Aurea Mota; 16. Intellectuals and Society: Sociological and Historical Perspectives by Patrick Baert and Joel Issac Part 2: New and Emerging Frameworks; 17. Power, Legitimacy and Authority by Stuart Clegg; 18. Modernity: from Convergence and Stability to Plurality and Transformation by Peter Wagner; 19. Social and Political Trust by Karen S. Cook and Brian D. Cook; 20. Environment and Risk by Tim Luke; 21. Networks: Emerging Frameworks for Analysis by Amelia Arsenault; 22. From Linquistic Performativity to Social Performance: the Development of a Concept by Moya Lloyd; 23. Nationalism and Social Theory: the Distinction between Community and Society by Steve Grosby; 24. Empire and Imperialism by Krishan Kumar; 25. Cosmopolitanism's Theoretical and Substantive Dimensions by Fuyuki Kurasawa; 26. Nature and Society by Byron Kaldis; 27. The Cognitive and Metacognitive Dimension of Social and Political Theory by Piet Strydom; 28. Cognitive Neuroscience and the Theory and Practice of Social and Politial Theory by John Gunnell; 29. Feminist Border Theory by Elena Ruiz-Aho; 30. Contemporary Chinese Political Thought by Guanjun Wu; Part 3: Emerging Problems; 31. The Limits of Power and the Complexity of Powerlessness by Saskia Sassen; 32. Sovereignty, Security and the Exception: Towards Situating Postcolonial 'homo sacer' by Sheila Nair; 33. Future of the State by Georg Sørensen; 34. Modern Constitutionalism and the Challenges of Complex Pluralism by Paul Blokker; 35. Reflexive Integration: a Perspective on the Transformation of Europe by Erik O. Eriksen; 36. Transnational Activisms and the Global Justice Movement by Donatella della Porta and Raf Marchetti; 37. The Transnational Social Question by Thomas Faist; 38. Hospitality, Rights and Migrancy by Meyda Yegenoglu; 39. Social Suffering and the New Politics of Sentimentality by Iain Wilkinson; 40. New Forms of Value Production by Adam Arvidsson; 41. Memory Practices and Theory in a Global Age by Daniel Levy; 42. Post-secular Society by Austin Harrington.
650			_a1. Social Sciences - Philosophy2. Sociology - Philosophy
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