To point out the obvious: Just because the political theory of change behind 16313 didn't pan out, that doesn't mean the political theory of change behind 1631 is destined for victory.
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The Society is a manifestation of political theory and philosophy.
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This election has tested many conventional wisdoms in political theory.
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They took classes on political theory, poetry and prison reform.
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Barnes & Noble ranks "Fourth Political Theory" as its 33,193rd best-seller.
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Political theory provided new growth to her evolving Open Access philosophy.
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Mr. Levy is a professor of political theory at McGill University.
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Yet it's really a close empirical study of an abstract political theory.
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Wood finds relevance in one of their most arcane interests, political theory.
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It was a master's in political theory, not a Ph.D. in philosophy.
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After a year or so, Mr. Krauthammer found political theory too abstract.
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All this is more than just political theory: it is everyday reality.
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Instead the conversation careened off into an angry diatribe masquerading as political theory.
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On the flip side, as Myles points out, they make political theory digestible.
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Monthly, The American Prospect, The Chronicle Herald, The European Journal of Political Theory,
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It was a master's degree in political theory, not a Ph.D. in philosophy.
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David Miller is Official Fellow and Professor of Political Theory at Nuffield College, Oxford.
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And his political theory of change, his waving away of limits, seemed utterly unrealistic.
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Lindbergh also photographed political theory professor Anastasia Ignatova of Moscow State University of International Relations.
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The political theory behind revenue-neutral carbon taxes, and 732, is that they have bipartisan appeal.
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His interest in political theory was evident when he began writing at the company full time.
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In 1974, he helped found the journal Political Theory, which he edited for the next decade.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias has written, the political theory behind Trump's tariffs is clearly deeply flawed.
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"We are fully confident of and capable of running ideological and political theory courses better," he said.
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Claremont, a graduate of Bard College, studied political theory and acting in school before interning at Marvel.
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My interest in exploring natural law and natural rights was purely in the context of political theory.
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The political theory of socialism and communism are not the same as the material histories they accompanied.
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Leftist political theory encompasses a wide range of ideologies, which can be divided roughly into three categories.
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"Because we are not talking about political theory, but the reality of people's lives and livelihoods," Mrs.
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This film's absolutely convincing depiction of intimate abuse is less a case study than a political theory.
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That manifesto then spans cessation of hostilities, law and order, economic growth, natural disaster and political theory.
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Well, funny thing: It turns out the West's entire political theory about China has been spectacularly wrong.
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Oppenheimer never quite answers his central question: "Exit Right" is more history than political theory and psychology.
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He has 280 characters and makes full use of them, pontificating on everything from Bitcoin to political theory.
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Careful ratiocination about moral and political theory just isn't part of what being political means to most people.
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The centrality of states in America's political system never made much sense from the perspective of ideal political theory.
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In the end, Stellaris is not "about" fascism, as its simulation is geared towards escapist entertainment, not political theory.
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It didn't happen until my early 20s, when I was at university doing a master's degree in political theory.
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They are also, however, a test of a widely articulated political theory that has important implications for American politics.
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The Crown's monarchism is not a work of political theory—Peter Morgan is not Walter Bagehot—but of emotion.
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With the right professor and syllabus, a history or political theory class will teach you to argue, think, and write.
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After he graduated, he was a Rhodes scholar in political theory and then returned to Harvard for a law degree.
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In a previous life, I taught political theory, and I was very taken by Albert Camus's critique of revolutionary ideologies.
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He first discovered the work of Nouvelle Droite figures in the pages of Telos , an American journal of political theory.
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The Gorbachev quote also contains what we could call a political theory of knowledge: Men originate lies; nature originates truth.
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Shanske's areas of academic interest include taxation, particularly state and local taxation, local government law, public finance and political theory.
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But Mounk, who lectures on political theory at Harvard, shows how populist insurgencies can undermine democracy in the long run.
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"One can be reasonably sanguine," lifelong revolution-watcher John Dunn, professor of political theory at the University of Cambridge, told me.
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Mr. Reynolds, also 32, is studying for a Ph.D. in political theory at the City University of New York Graduate Center.
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" In his view, lockdowns are examples of progressive political theory, which he told me was a "dangerous form of political ideology.
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Scott Douglas Gerber is a law professor at Ohio Northern University and an associated scholar at Brown University's Political Theory Project.
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Now, 38 years after its publication in 1981, "Ain't I A Woman" remains a radical and relevant work of political theory.
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Tommy J. Curry is a professor of Philosophy at Texas A&M University specializing in Critical Race Theory and Black Political Theory.
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It also could fit into the emergent political theory of the framers — that decentralization was the key to preventing tyrannous majorities from forming.
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There is certainly a very good argument to be made in terms of political theory against presidents singling out and shaming private companies.
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He doesn't vape, but he has a political theory that involves vapers: He thinks they can help make the Republican Party cool again.
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His political theory - "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" - was written into the Party constitution on Tuesday.
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The author is Yascha Mounk, a lecturer in political theory at Harvard University and a nonresident fellow at New America's Political Reform Program.
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Scott Douglas Gerber is a visiting professor at the Political Theory Project at Brown University and a law professor at Ohio Northern University.
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In 2005, Jeff Victoroff, a University of Southern California psychologist, concluded that the leading terrorism research was mostly just political theory and anecdotes.
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I come to science fiction from a background in politics and political theory, and thinking about, 'What would a better society look like?
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"Peterson's fantasy of neo-Marxist wolves in postmodern sheep's clothing has little bearing on actual debates in 123th-century political theory," Haider concludes.
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Socialism is a political theory based on the principle of government ownership of the means of production; in short, the abolition of private property.
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There is, unfortunately, no evidence to support this political theory; in particular, the promised surge in young voters failed to materialize on Super Tuesday.
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Harrison's plan to win is a leadership model that South Carolina Democrats say has been part of Harrison's political theory for over a decade.
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Godreau-Aubert is also an adjunct professor at the Universidad de Puerto Rico, where she teaches courses on human rights, political theory and international relations.
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That observation is actually well-rooted in political theory: Revolutions happen when enough people stop blindly accepting that it's futile to resist the current regime.
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Shakespeare mocked and misrepresented his political theory in one of the last plays he ever wrote, "The Tempest," but otherwise Hopkins fell out of history.
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Which is why, of all the assumptions and gambles embedded in Warren's plan, it's the animating political theory that is the most significant: Like Sen.
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I've argued before that there is no such thing as "Trumpism," no real political theory that underpinned Trump's 2016 campaign, or his identity while in office.
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There's a concept in political theory developed by Joseph P. Overton which suggests that there's a "window" of acceptable ideas and policy proposals in public discourse.
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I imagine you learned this in the military and probably also as a former political theory professor: The truth is that most people don't understand authoritarianism.
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In addition to being somewhat confused on the merits about debt and deficits, professional Democrats labor under a deeply contradictory political theory of debt and deficits.
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But those very long pauses also reflected a legitimate and enduring conundrum of political theory: to what extent the job of a representative is to represent.
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He has set himself apart from most of even the most scholarly judges by writing a philosophical book about these topics, based on political theory and ethics.
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In Anglo-American thought, his talk became a classic of political theory after it was translated into English and published in America after the second world war.
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In the realm of political theory, if not in the messier realities of practice, it has long seemed logical and necessary that liberalism and socialism should converge.
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"Xi Jinping Thought" — Xi's 14-point political theory that includes emphasis on core socialist values and party discipline — was immortalized in the Communist Party's constitution last November.
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That's right, a fundamental concern based in political theory and the enduring issue of liberty and political accountability is what tipped the scales for this historic vote result.
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In fact, the film's main producer, a subsidiary of a state-owned firm, appears to have injected a dose of President Xi Jinping's political theory into the plot.
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Kendall, who reviewed the book for the journal World Politics, countered that without the guidance provided by political theory, the CIA would be condemned to mindless fact-grubbing.
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Ebell grew up on a cattle ranch and studied philosophy, political theory, and history in college — not climate science — though he regularly passes judgement on climate scientists' work.
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Mr. Veneciano also holds an M.F.A. from the California Institute of the Arts, and a degree in philosophy and political theory from the University of California, Los Angeles.
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After a stint at the University of Oxford, McDonell wrote a book of political theory on nomads and their lack of representation in the international system of states.
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During the two-thousands, affect theory became one of the dominant paradigms of literary studies, and a bridge to other fields, notably social psychology, anthropology, and political theory.
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For this exhibition he is exploring through the prisms of political theory how large abstract constructs such as the idea of democracy can be translated into lived experience.
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That said, there are strategies that Hitler used to secure power and rise — things that allowed his murderous reign — that can teach us about political theory and practice.
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Xi had already strengthened his hand considerably ahead of the announcement, with his political theory and "Belt and Road" infrastructure-led development strategy put into the party constitution.
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And so, almost three winters ago, I sat in my political theory class or in line for coffee or at a Delta airport lounge, eyes glued to my phone.
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The distinction between totalitarianism and authoritarianism in political theory is not one of degree—with totalitarianism at the top of an ascending scale of evil—but one of kind.
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"Using animals is a source of pleasure for many people," said Sue Donaldson, who co-authored with Will Kymlicka the 2011 book Zoopolis: A Political Theory of Animal Rights.
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" Christopher Brown on science fiction: "I think that the science fictional imagination—or maybe we could call it the 'utopian imagination'—plays a really important role in political theory.
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Normally, a book about Nietzsche's political theory would not be of interest to general audiences, but against the backdrop of Brexit and Donald Trump, I suspect it will be.
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Several songs praised the "New Era", a reference to President Xi Jinping's political theory about making China even stronger through socialism, cemented since late last year in the party's constitution.
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It has been hugely influential in the realist tradition of political theory, which emphasises the role of states and interests over values and has experienced a revival in recent years.
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Like that earlier work, The Misandrists promises to combine political theory, avant-garde aesthetics, and explicit sex—an ideal recipe for pissing off ideologues on the right and the left.
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Other amendments include inserting Xi's political theory of the "New Era", and tweaking some wording to provide a constitutional base for a new anti-corruption superbody, the National Supervision Commission.
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Mr. Rollins filmed the first courses — which covered psychology, political theory and Shakespeare — at Georgetown University but quickly realized that taking crews and equipment on location added cost and complexity.
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Richard Tuck is the Frank G. Thomson professor of government at Harvard, and the author of many books on political theory, most recently The Sleeping Sovereign (Cambridge University Press, 2016).
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Political theory isn't exactly a crowd-pleaser on the campaign trail, but you need some of it to understand why "democratic socialism" means so many things to so many people.
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Across the country, officials at all levels of government are encouraged to read and learn from Xi's words, while the president even had a political theory added to China's constitution.
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And while "Leopoldstadt" is replete, to the bursting point, with historical fact and political theory, it is mostly devoid of the intellectual jeux d'esprit that have been its creator's signature.
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By the end of Anakin Skywalker's grim journey to the Dark Side in "Revenge of the Sith" I had developed a scholarly preoccupation with the political theory of galactic imperialism.
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This was, in part, Democrats' political theory of Obamacare: The more the law becomes a system that Americans rely on, the harder it will become for future politicians to dismantle it.
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But Gaus proves, as nearly as it's possible to prove anything in political theory, that the non-ideal ideal of the Open Society is our best bet for doing progressively better.
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On January 28th, in this febrile atmosphere, Max Weber made one of the most important contributions to modern political theory, in a lecture titled "Politics as a Vocation" ("Politik als Beruf").
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Interestingly enough, in addition to this bevy of all-star thespians, Lindbergh also chose to include Anastasia Ignatova, professor of Political Theory at MGIMO, the Moscow State University of International Relations.
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"They were interested in having a broader set of curricular offerings than the one we presently have, particularly as it related to economic thought or political theory, philosophy," Dr. Crow said.
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My political theory is that President Trump has strong attributes that are seen as virtues by a segment of voters who believe that America has been slipping, economically, militarily, and culturally.
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Instead, as Clare Foran notes in the Atlantic, Sanders went in a different direction — choosing people who perhaps highlight his difference in political theory with Clinton rather than narrow policy disagreements.
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A professor of political theory at George Washington University and the executive director of its Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom, he spends his days pondering the ideas that define American politics.
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He is a voracious reader who devours works of history and political theory "in like an hour," said a former associate whom Bannon urged to read Sun Tsu's The Art of War.
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Ivory Tower From Hobbes and Hegel to John Stuart Mill and John Rawls, the seminal figures of Western political theory are united in their almost complete neglect of the topic of immigration.
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The members of Ms. Havard's group were alumni of a seven-week crash course in political theory offered by the Hertog Foundation, the family foundation of the Wall Street financier Roger Hertog.
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She was a core member of the Budapest School philosophical forum in the 1960s and later taught political theory for 25 years at the New School for Social Research in New York.
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"The sentence is in support of a strong political theory — that the Ukrainian army is made up of criminals who fire indiscriminately; that the Ukrainian government is sustaining these criminals," he said.
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"The great message of Trump is that there really are not that many movement conservatives," Samuel Goldman, a professor of political theory at George Washington University, told me in a September sit-down.
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The political theory of the Democratic Leadership Council in the 1980s was that the party needed to create space for leaders less beholden to the agendas of labor unions and racial minority groups.
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In case you don't know, socialism is a political theory in which "major industries are owned and controlled by the government rather than by individual people and companies," according to Merriam-Webster. 6.
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Both respond to events in what political theory sometimes calls the "public square," the place where the political gets debated and decided that is now coextensive with both media and social media spaces.
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One of these Republican leaders — their differing views shaped by their individual experiences and the characteristics of their chambers — is likely to get an opportunity to prove his political theory correct next year.
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Last month, Mr. Oli, his party and a 50-member delegation from the Communist Party of China hosted a two-day symposium on "Xi Jinping Thought," the political theory undergirding China's communist government.
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He is describing the great tradition of political theory that is commonly traced to Thomas Hobbes and John Locke rather than the set of vaguely leftish attitudes that Americans now associate with the word.
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In January 2017, shortly after Trump announced his travel ban, I interviewed Joseph Carens, a professor of political theory at the University of Toronto and a dual citizen of Canada and the United States.
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Jacob T. Levy, a professor of political theory and the director of the Lin Center at McGill University, is the author of "Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom" and a senior fellow of the Niskanen Center.
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In "The Infidel and the Professor: David Hume, Adam Smith and the Friendship that Shaped Modern Thought," Dennis Rasmussen, a professor of political theory at Tufts University, ably provides much of that needed context.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Republican or Conservative, You Have to Choose" (column, June 26): David Brooks tries to rescue legitimate conservatism from Donald Trump's Republican Party with a childish version of political theory.
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Jamie Susskind confronts some of the most important questions of our time, effortlessly mapping his knowledge of political theory onto the latest developments from Silicon Valley, revealing a host of ethical quandaries and impracticalities.
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Addressing a symposium for teachers of ideological and political theory in Beijing, Xi said the party must nurture generations of talent to support its leadership and China's socialist system, state media said late on Monday.
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While writing on corporate culture and politics, Mr. Jay became interested in public choice, a branch of political theory that treats voters, politicians and civil servants as self-interested agents and analyzes their behavior accordingly.
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Since around 2003 he has turned from political theory and current affairs to a more philosophical, even prophetic, vein, producing numerous short books that take a very long—and glum—view of Western intellectual history.
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There is some vague political theory here — there is a certain officiousness inherent to instant replay that Trump probably also sees in whatever he considers "political correctness" — but antipathy for instant replay crosses ideological boundaries.
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At times, it can be difficult to have sustained, nuanced conversations about things that matter to us, like political theory and discourse, global conflict, impending climate collapse, and even, sometimes, what we want for our relationship.
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Mounk, who lectures on political theory at Harvard and builds on the important work of scholars like Jan-Werner Müller and Cas Mudde, shows how populist insurgencies can undermine democracy — in the long run, that is.
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In China, the C.C.P.'s hold on power today isn't based on popular elections or the rule of law, and the party can no longer appeal to the superiority of communism as a holistic political theory.
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The amendments also include inserting Xi's political theory into the constitution, something that was already done for the party constitution in October, and clauses to give a legal framework to a new super anti-corruption department.
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Jacob T. Levy is the Tomlinson professor of political theory and director of the Yan P. Lin Center for the Study of Freedom and Global Orders at McGill University and a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center.
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García told him that he had just half an hour before he was scheduled to teach his weekly class on political theory, and that he liked to set an example for his students by being on time.
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So if you squint, what Appelbaum presents could be seen as a picture of a dramatic class-war, a conservative counter-revolution in reaction to the New Deal government, duplicitously legitimized by a regressive political theory: economics.
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For the most part, the intellectual works that have galvanized today's growing left are studies in economic and political theory—Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century, or the writings of Yanis Varoufakis, the former Greek finance minister.
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"(Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford) is NOT an attempt to 'rewrite history', but its opposite - a campaign to bring its uncomfortable truths to salience," said Jack Kellam, a political theory student at Oxford, on Twitter after Patten's speech.
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The political theory behind what Mike Pence was doing Tuesday night — the theory behind the new law-and-order conservatism — is that without Donald Trump to pivot to, Democrats won't win the argument on race with "mainstream" America.
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The collapse of the neo-liberal hegemony, the rise of a raw but sometimes exciting populism, the growing revolt against progressive totalitarianism on campus and, increasingly, in corporations… All this will lead to a recrudescence of interesting political theory.
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"If you frame everything as a crisis, then the right response to crisis is action, not deliberation," said Alexander Livingston, an assistant professor of political theory at Cornell who has written critically about "The Fourth Turning" and Mr. Bannon.
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She said people in power need to feel and share the pain of survivors, and that their action was further evidence of her political theory that people most affected by oppression and suffering to have power in a representative democracy.
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The amendments also include inserting Xi's political theory into the constitution, something that was already added to the party charter in October at the end of a party congress, a feat no other leader since Mao had managed while in office.
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But in a speech last December, a top Xinjiang official made clear the scheme's "strategic importance" in "maintaining social stability and achieving lasting security," as well as instilling the political theory of President Xi Jinping in the minds of local residents.
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Then in 1981, Julian Rappaport, a psychologist, broadened the concept into a political theory of power that viewed personal competency as fundamentally limitless; it placed faith in the individual and laid at her feet a corresponding amount of responsibility too.
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"For me it will always in a sense be Calhoun," said Lauren Lee, a sophomore in Hopper who fought the name change because she believed that Calhoun's contributions to political theory, not his racist views, were the heart of his legacy.
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Voters don't have the time or energy to read thick tomes of political theory and keep themselves updated on every act of Congress, so they're dependent on the political professionals — elected officials, campaign operatives, party staffers, lobbyists, pundits — who do.
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"It is essential to gradually open and upgrade ideological and political theory courses in primary, secondary and tertiary schools, which is an important guarantee for training future generations who are well-prepared to join the socialist cause," media paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"What we saw at [the courthouse] today is a clear indication of how the Modi government is running the rest of the country," said Nivedita Menon, a professor of comparative politics and political theory at JNU who was present in the courthouse.
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Certainly some strains of Chinese political theory will take this vision of the self — that we tend to fall into patterns of behavior — to argue for a more paternalistic state that will, to use a more recent term, "nudge" us into better patterns.
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This is exactly the political theory of the Democratic Party establishment's embrace of welfare reform — that the public will enthusiastically embrace measures to boost the living standards of low-income workers if their plight can be divorced from the problems of nonworkers.
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And look: if the political theory behind supporting Sanders is that the American people will vote for radical change if you're honest about what's involved, the campaign's evident unwillingness to fully confront the issues, its reliance on magic asterisks, very much weakens that claim.
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He is also a director of the Association of American Rhodes Scholars, in Vienna, Va. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard and received two master's degrees, in forced migration and in political theory, from Oxford University, which he attended as a Rhodes scholar.
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Immediately after the war, George Orwell began to use the term "nationalism" as a synonym for political fanaticism, and scholars such as Elie Kedourie began to develop the argument that the political theory of nationalism had been decisive in bringing about the two world wars.
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Jamie Steele, 33, a licensed family therapist in Atlanta who sported true-to-nature-size tattoos of tulips and other flowers on both arms, said she had been working on a master's in political theory when she was seduced by psychoanalytic theory, and pivoted.
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He recalled the day the future president came to him and asked why he had received a B in political theory instead of an A. He had a ready answer: "I said, 'Well, frankly, I think you're really brilliant, but you don't work hard enough.'"
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Emily Bazelon's profile of Kamala Harris suggests another example of what I like to call the "axis of difference" political theory — that politicians can afford to differ from the mainstream political norm along one axis of difference, but rarely two or more, while maintaining national prominence.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian philosopher Agnes Heller, who was a student of Gyorgy Lukacs and later taught political theory for 25 years at the New School for Social Research in New York City, died at the age of 90 on Friday, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences said.
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"I left one realm, as it were, to peek into one that was — I don't know how many — stratospheres above the one I was born into," said Mr. Ejim-McCubbin, who has since received a degree in law and a master's degree in legal and political theory.
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But beyond the primary math, it raises a kind of conceptual issue about Sanders's political theory: Given the centrality of African-American voters to the Democratic Party, it's hard to envision a left-wing political revolution taking place in the United States that they have so little enthusiasm for.
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The album was written and produced while Stelmanis spent periods living in Montreal, where she combatted loneliness and depression by reading a great deal of sci-fi and political theory, and Mexico City, where she soaked in bright colurs, rich culture, and danced to a lot of electro-cumbia.
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"There are so many ways to remind policymakers of the human element of taxes and spending and regulations, and so many ways that we are able to make a practical difference rather than debating political theory or waiting for a perfect political situation to come along," he said.
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For example, he looked for "4th Political Theory," the title of a book by a Kremlin-linked ideologue who hangs out with Pizzagate conspiracy theorists, appears on far-right media l like Red Ice TV, and is adored by the likes of former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke.
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In that context, libertarianism was mostly men's rights activists who wanted to abolish the federal government, Evolian traditionalism — a strain of occult Italian neofascism following the works of the philosopher Julius Evola — and the neoreaction movement, or "Dark Enlightenment," an anti-egalitarian political theory championed by computer scientist Curtis Yarvin.
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Instead their confrontation has become more existential, swinging between arguments over jurisprudence and political theory — the weaknesses in Spain's Constitution and whether separatists can therefore flout it in their pursuit of statehood and in the name of democracy — while rarely talking about exactly what kind of state Catalonia could be.
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At various points in his essay, Dougherty traces it back to a secularization of the Christian ethos of extolling suffering and sacrifice, to Jean-Jacques Rousseau's political theory, to the utilitarian priority given to pain, to the alleged search by cultural Marxism for a new agent of revolution to replace the proletariat.
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Dressing up caution in the language of a grand clash of political theory is misleading, and it also serves to somewhat oddly cast Third Way's own small-bore ideas in a toxic light to the left when sometimes a small-bore idea is exactly what an activist or politician is going to need.
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One was that it wrecked the central political theory behind the Obamacare compromise — that Democrats, in giving up the policy advantages of single-payer, would gain the political benefits of bipartisan support — and sent Democrats toward Medicare-for-all, which is better at cutting costs, simpler to explain, and more difficult to challenge legally.
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There are a few interesting thinkers in the party such as Jesse Norman and Rory Stewart (both, worryingly, Old Etonians) but this is much more the party of Gavin Williamson, the former fireplace salesman who boasts about his lack of interest in political theory, than it is the party of these eccentric "reading men".
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" Hazony seems to see himself codifying this vision into a more systematic framework: In a 2016 essay previewing The Virtue of Nationalism's core arguments, he called on conservative intellectuals to "give birth to the kind of political theory and historical work that could yield a coherent alternative to the order they are up against.
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Robin Wright The full list of women appearing in the 2017 Pirelli Calendar is: Jessica Chastain, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Rooney Mara, Helen Mirren, Julianne Moore, Lupita Nyong'o, Charlotte Rampling, Lea Seydoux, Uma Thurman, Alicia Vikander, Kate Winslet, Robin Wright, Zhang Ziyi and Anastasia Ignatova, a professor of political theory at Moscow State University of International Relations.
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The political theory behind this maximalism is an assertion that a bold populist program would transform the electoral landscape, winning over white working-class voters and bringing a surge of new voters, all of this on a scale sufficient both to win a smashing victory in November and to intimidate centrist members of Congress into accepting radical proposals.
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According to Zornitsa Keremidchieva, a senior political science lecturer at Macalester College who studies feminist political theory and history, the political urgency to protect women and children can most clearly trace its roots to the English Restoration, when political theorists and philosophers, like Thomas Hobbes and John Locke, were questioning the role of government and how men and women fit into the new social order.
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