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5 produkter
Transformations of the Radical Left in Southern Europe
Bringing Society Back In?
Av Myrto Tsakatika, Marco Lisi
Inbunden, 2013
2504 kr
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Political parties are alleged to be turning their backs to civil society; they are said to discourage the active participation of their members and to distance themselves from the privileged relations to affiliated social organisations they once prized. Instead, parties are broadly believed to be …
Political Responsibility and the European Union
Inbunden, 2008
1123 kr
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This book addresses the question of political legitimacy in the European Union from the much neglected angle of political responsibility. It develops an original communitarian approach to legitimacy based on Alasdair MacIntyre’s ethics of virtues and practices, that can be contrasted with prevalent …
Transformations of the Radical Left in Southern Europe
Bringing Society Back In?
Av Marco Lisi, Myrto Tsakatika
E-bok, 2020
970 kr
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Political parties are alleged to be turning their backs to civil society; they are said to discourage the active participation of their members and to distance themselves from the privileged relations to affiliated social organisations they once prized. Instead, parties are broadly believed to be …
Transformations of the Radical Left in Southern Europe
Bringing Society Back In?
Av Marco Lisi, Myrto Tsakatika
E-bok, 2020
939 kr
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Political parties are alleged to be turning their backs to civil society; they are said to discourage the active participation of their members and to distance themselves from the privileged relations to affiliated social organisations they once prized. Instead, parties are broadly believed to be …
Transformations of the Radical Left in Southern Europe
Bringing Society Back In?
Av Myrto Tsakatika, Marco Lisi
Häftad, 2018
820 kr
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Political parties are alleged to be turning their backs to civil society; they are said to discourage the active participation of their members and to distance themselves from the privileged relations to affiliated social organisations they once prized. Instead, parties are broadly believed to be …