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Jürgen Sirsch

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The neorepublican challenge to egalitarian-liberalism: evaluating justifications of redistributive institutions

2019

Neorepublicans like Philip Pettit and Frank Lovett claim that neorepublicanism provides a superior normative research program compared to egalitarian-liberalism. Particularly, they argue that neore...

Research programSociology and Political Science05 social sciences06 humanities and the artsRedistribution (cultural anthropology)0603 philosophy ethics and religionEconomic Justice0506 political sciencePhilosophyLiberalismPolitical science060302 philosophy050602 political science & public administrationNormativeLaw and economicsCritical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
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Does Non-Domination Imply Freedom? A Discussion of the Neorepublican Conception of Freedom

2018

Conceptual discussion is an often underrated but important matter: Concepts provide the vantage point from which we identify and sort relevant aspects of reality (Ladwig 2009: 20-21). For political theorists – and political scientists more generally – “power” and “freedom” are especially important concepts for making sense of political phenomena. One important contribution to the debate regarding these concepts is Ruth Zimmerling’s book Influence and Power (2005).

Power (social and political)PoliticsVantage pointsortSociologyEpistemology
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