Political Theory: Essays On Institutions Jeremy Waldron Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

Political Institutions Are The Main Subject Of Theory—Or They Ought To Be Making Case With His Trademark Forcefulness And Intellectual Aplomb Jeremy Waldron Argues In Favor Reorienting Theory Politics Toward Institutional Principles Modern Democracy Mechanisms Through Which Democratic Ideals Achieved Too Many Theorists Preoccupied Analyzing Nature Importance Justice Liberty Equality At Cost Ignoring Governmental Needed Achieve Them By Contrast Scientists Have Kept View But Deploy A Meager Set Value-Conceptions Evaluating Reflecting On An Array Issues About Constitutional Structure Considers Uses Abuses Diverse Traditions From Separation Powers Bicameralism Judicial Review Legislation Principle Loyal Opposition Representation Accountability Rule Law He Refines Well-Known Argument Undemocratic Character Providing Capacious Perspective Proper Role Courts Offers Illuminating Critique Contrasting Philosophies Hannah Arendt Isaiah Berlin Even If Remain Fixated Expounding Philosophical Foundations Need Complement Their Work Firmer Grasp Structures Is Realized This What Means: Addressing Itself Way Frame Disagreements Orchestrate Resolutions Our Disputes Over Social Σελίδες: 416 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0307 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm