of Poverty Policy, Social Policy, and Social Reform in Hungary under the Habsburg Monarchy (Budapest: Central European University Press, 2011), esp. 56–64. 7 Keith Baker, Inventing the French Revolution: Essays on French Political Culture in the
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“Home Is Home No Longer”
Political Struggle in the Domestic Sphere in Postarmistice Hungary, 1919-1922
Emily R. Gioielli
Neoliberalism, the Left and the Rise of the Far Right
On the Political and Ideological Implications of Capitalism's Subordination of Democracy
Costas Panayotakis
, which can be traced back to the momentous events of the French Revolution ( Carlisle 2019 ; Freeden 2003: 40 ). Though the meaning of the contrast between left and right is not static but has evolved over time ( Carlisle 2019 ), not least with the rise
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Appropriations and Contestations of the Islamic Nomenclature in Muslim North India
Elitism, Lexicography, and the Meaning of The Political
Jan-Peter Hartung
rather heavy ideological baggage. This was well acknowledged by the, in this regard, emblematic French encyclopédistes , who made no pretense of their elitist aspiration to establish a new language regime against what they considered to be the
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Christian Ewert and Marion Repetti
conceptualization. Languages such as English or French are the most obvious codes. They provide order and reduce arbitrariness when it comes to the noises that people make with their vocal chords (speech) and the lines and dots people make with ink on paper (writing
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Powerlessness and Unfairness
A Letter to Jan Zielonka
Henri Vogt
two centuries earlier in the aftermath of the French Revolution. Dahrendorf's analysis of the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe was brilliant – and proved to be personally important to me. I read the reflections in the early 1990s as I was
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Love and Sex in Wartime
Controlling Women’s Sexuality in the Ukrainian Nationalist Underground
Marta Havryshko
expectations of gender, ideas about sexuality, national identity, and racial ideology. In particular, the punishment of women for “horizontal collaboration” during the Nazi occupation of France, Norway, Belgium, and Denmark has been widely researched. In
Tolerating the Conditionally Tolerant
The Uneasy Case of Salvation Religions
William A. Edmundson
-to-ideal circumstances. That a liberal democratic society is possible, Rawls says, despite the burdens, the pluralism, and the fact of oppression, can be seen by the example of modern constitutional democracies that exist today. France was surely one of the democracies
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Precarious Time, Morality, and the Republic
New Granada, 1818–1853
Francisco A. Ortega
outrage at the French invasion and proffered their devotion to Ferdinand VII. It was not, as nationalistic historiographies claim, the opportunity pro-independence patriotic forces were eagerly awaiting to launch their final attack on so-called Spanish
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The Conceptual and Anthropological History of Bat Mitzvah
Two Lexical Paths and Two Jewish Identities
Hizky Shoham
Anthropological history, from Norbert Elias to the French histoire culturelle and microhistory, conducts a diachronic and developmental study of classic anthropological themes: symbols and ceremonies, body perceptions, folk culture, and the like
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Does Democratic Theory Need Epistemic Standards?
Grounds for a Purely Procedural Defense of Majority Rule
Carlo Invernizzi-Accetti
, however, also implicit in the texts of the other authors discussed above. Landemore, for example, begins her book Democratic Reason by posing the question of whether the electorate of her home country (France) made the “right” decision in rejecting the
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