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...Fränze Wilhelm Abstract The question of ontology in thinking about global order(s) remains largely unexplored in International Relations (IR) theory. By reviewing the Heideggerian ontological difference and Laclauian post-foundational outlook, this article reconstructs how to conceive of global...

...Zein Murib; Liza Taylor © 2018 Caucus for a New Political Science 2018 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, 2018 VOL. 40, NO.1, 184-185 httpsdoLorg/l0.l080/07393148.2017.1417195 SYMPOSIUM Conclusion - Feminism in Coalition: Rethinking Strategies for Progressive Politics Across Difference Zein Muriba...

... feminism, one finds a vital resource for theorizing social justice coalition politics across difference, we situate the symposium in relation to the variety of ways in which the symposium authors have utilized key insights from this literature to advance competing and complimentary answers to the questions...

..., Number 3, September 2009 Hegetnony and Difference in Political Movetnents: Articulating Networks of Equivalence Mark Purcell University of Washington, USA Abstract This article argues that in the context of the tension between Old Left reductionism and the political fragmentation associated with many...

...Mark Kesselman * My thanks to Joel Krieger for provoking me to clarify issues discussed in an earlier draft. © 1982 Caucus for a New Political Science 1982 Mark Kesselman Capitalist Austerity versus Socialist' 'Rigueur" : Does It Make a Difference? The Case ofFrance* The Fetishism...

..., Number 2, 1998 185 Collective Memory and Dyadic Relations: The Different Qualities of Power in the Interaction of Democratic States and Civil Societies* Andrei Markovits Department of Politics University of California, Santa Cruz Simon Reich Department of Political Science University of Pittsburgh...

... by Queer Indigenous scholars and then provide examples of Native organizing that shows how coalitions can bring members together across difference. To illustrate how this model of coalition building is different than non-Native coalition building, which tends to absorb and obscure differences, I then turn...

...Noha Shawki Abstract This article seeks to understand the local dimensions of global social movements, focusing specifically on the fair trade movement. As activists in different communities across the US and around the world continue to launch local fair trade initiatives and campaigns, how do we...

... and partisan differences among women matter in terms of how they campaign for office. Did they behave any differently than their more liberal counterparts? Did they boast being endorsed by Palin and/or other Tea Party organizations? Did they invoke their gendered or “Mama Grizzly” status to appeal to voters...

... complexes. Public policy in the bio-economy, across advanced industrial countries, is well captured by the “competition state” concept. This type of state takes different forms, analogously with the historical variants of the Keynesian welfare state. The article compares patterns of governance...

...Sharon Stanley Abstract This article juxtaposes two very different authors from very different locations: George Winston, a largely forgotten Southern college president during the Jim Crow era in the United States, and Gilberto Freyre, arguably Brazil’s most famous social theorist. Both men offered...

...James K. Rowe; Myles Carroll Abstract We examine two recent cases of relative Left success—the Battle of Seattle and Occupy Wall Street—and argue that in each case an effective dynamism between radical and reform wings drove gains. This analysis is not meant to deny political difference and hawk...

... 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...

...R. W. Hildreth Abstract This article draws on the political philosophy of John Dewey as one way to re-think the relationship between deliberative and participatory democracy. Rather than focusing on differences, Dewey’s ideal of democracy allows us to bridge these two theories while still being...

... and blacks are transgressive insofar as they disrupt settled notions of species difference by challenging the sacrosanct moral divide between humans and animals, and insofar as they do this by re-connecting race and species difference in a historically charged way. In the end, the controversies over PETA’s...

...Kevin Funk Abstract This article explores two critical approaches to the study of the continuing relevance of the North-South divide. One is based on a postcolonial politics of difference and stresses the fundamental geographic divergences between the North and South. The other, referred...

... of remembrance and national identity. The checkered success of this heritage site as well as its strange ideological role during the post-2001 global “War on Terror” have much to say about how art is used in different corners of empires to serve different political purposes. © 2010 Caucus for a New Political...

.... As the environment affects biological activity at all levels, who we are will always be connected to what we experience. However, while the human subject, as a self- contained entity has dissolved, subjectivity, or a point of view that is mine, has not. Put differently, the mutual constitution of nature and nurture...

.... First, I argue that there is no such thing as an ahistorical critique of growth, but only critiques of different, casespecific models of growth in each particular instance. Second, I argue that the idea of a steady-state economy that predominates in growth critical programs is incompatible...

... to note that constructivist and poststructuralist strategies of language are not always equivalent and compatible. This essay sorts out the divergent epistemological and political stakes involved in one's choice of a linguistic strategy. Different uses of language offer different critiques of mainstream...