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...Frank Möller Abstract In this paper, it is argued that it is given not only to artists but also to citizen- photographers, both professional and non-professional, to make a new world order. Rather than being unreflective and unpolitical snappers on autopilot, citizen-photographers help create what...

... framework, little has been done to explore the political significance of his iconic status as a renowned “citizen-bureaucrat.” Yet, Stiglitz’s iconic image in many ways has had a greater political impact than his policy ideas. In a world in which government and corporate bureaucracies increasingly squeeze...

...H. Mark Roelofs © 1992 Caucus for a New Political Science 1992 H. Mark Roelofs CITIZEN SCHOlARS, SCHOlARLY CITIZENS: A WORKING TRIBUTE TO CHRISTIAN BAY The poles ofChristian Bay's thought, as he revealed them both in his writings and, more passionately, in his conversation, were, on the one...

...Christopher Holman Abstract The British Columbia and Ontario Citizens’ Assemblies on Electoral Reform have justifiably generated much discussion on the part of political theorists, who see in these phenomena the actualization of certain deliberative democratic principles that have traditionally...

...Suryamayi Clarence-Smith; Lesley Branagan Abstract In this paper we explore how a Citizens’ Assembly project in Auroville – the largest intentional community in the world – sought to prefigure new practices in collective decision-making. A Citizens’ Assembly model is a democratic innovation...

... of the market. © 2011 Caucus for a New Political Science 2011 New Political Science, Volume 33, Number 4, December 2011 Rogue Traders, Suspect Citizens and the Invisible Hand: Crisis in the Theater of Responsibility Steven Pludwin CUNY Graduate Center, USA Abstract Since 2008 the language of economic...

... bodes ill for US democracy and other liberal democracies where the use of these techniques is likely to increase. It turns citizens into objects of manipulation and undermines the public sphere by thwarting public deliberation, aggravating political polarization, and facilitating the spread...

...Brian Stipelman Josh Lerner , Making Democracy Fun: How Game Design Can Empower Citizens and Transform Politics , Cambridge, MA : MIT Press , 2014 , 288 pp. © 2015, Brian Stipelman 2015 Book Reviews 155 disabling at worst. In the few places where his critique strays from...

... Saleh, Third World Citizens and the Information Technology Revolution, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, 273 pp. Nivien Saleh has written an important book on an understudied yet significant topic in comparative politics and international relations. Her book examines the issue of information...

... extraordinary acts of political participation. I argue that insofar as a natural disaster is perceived as a crisis, it can break the boundaries of “time zones” in which we are normally isolated, and the established “rhythms” that schedule and limit citizen participation. Such a process helps spread concern...

... University School of Social Work, USA © 2013 Stephen Pimpare httpdx.doi.org/l0.l080/07393148.2013.790721 Jocelyn M. Boryczka, Suspect Citizens: Women, Virtue, and Vice in Backlash Politics, Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press, 2012, 200 pp. Jocelyn Boryczka's Suspect Citizens is a rich conceptual...

... state citizenship. NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, 2018 VOL. 40, NO.2, 353-367 httpsdoi.org/l0.l080/07393148.2018.1449065 SYMPOSIUM Citizens of California: How the Golden State Went from Worst to First on Immigrant Rights Allan Colberna and S. Karthick Ramakrishnan b apolitical Science, Arizona State...

... perspective offers a vision of social justice in the city that is both radical and concrete. © 2018 Caucus for a New Political Science 2018 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, 2018 VOL. 40, NO.1, 84-102 httpsdoi.org/10.1080/07393148.2017.1417193 A City of Citizens: Social Justice and Urban Social Citizenship Winner...

...Kevin McGravey Abstract Political engagement is increasingly digital. Recent United States (US) court cases such as Knight v. Trump , which examines interaction between the President and citizens on Twitter, highlight the need for clear normative theory and laws governing such activity. While US...

...Nayma Qayums Abstract Why do ordinary citizens embrace informal participation in hybrid regimes? Existing literature suggests that informal politics emerges in the absence of formal participatory avenues. But in many hybrid regimes, citizens participate in informal avenues alongside formal...

... departments and disciplines may be observed. Three interdependent elements pertaining to citizen democracy including population well-being, tolerance of contest and dissent, and citizen controlled majority rule are explored. The flip side of each—support and justification for hierarchy and inequality...

... and how these may imply new modes of political belonging that move beyond a citizen/non-citizen divide. It also considers what strategic possibilities are emerging between irregular migrants’ struggles for recognition and citizens’ attempts to secure their futures in the context of neoliberal...

... exist to fully empower all citizens to realize their individual capabilities. This includes empowerment opportunities at the ballot box - but also other preconditions such as health, educational and living standards. Real democracy also separates democratic preconditions from democratic outcomes...

... result in different budgetary priorities than standard practices? Second, do projects meet normative social justice outcomes? It is clear that allowing citizens to determine municipal budget projects results in very different outcomes than standard procedures. Importantly, citizens in the 49th Ward...

...Gerard Huiskamp Abstract This article explores the meaning of patriotism in the lives of United States citizens, and specifically how and why patriotism is mobilized as a social force, particularly in times of perceived crisis. Identifying two principal patriotic styles—“deferential...