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SCHÜTZ, Alfred and Thomas Luckmann, 1973, The Structures of the Lifeworld, Vol. 1 and 2, a translation, North Western University Press, Evanston, TAMALE, Sylvia, 1999, When Hens begin to Crow: Gender and Parliamentary Politics in Uganda, Westview Press, Boulder TRIPP, Aili, Mari, 2005, Regional Networking as Trans-national Feminism: African Experiences, In, Feminist Africa, Issue No.4, pp.1 -12, http://www.feministafrica. org/04-2005/tripp.html UNECA, 2001, The State of Demographic Transition in Africa, Addis Ababa UNRISD, 2005, Gender Equality: Striving for Justice in an Unequal World, Geneva 175 YOUNG AFRICAN WOMEN ENGAGE THE PUBLIC SPHERE; PROSPECTS FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY INQUIRY? Roseline M. Achieng
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COLECÇÃO HESPÉRIDES FILOSOFIA/CU
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DEMOCRACIA HOJE DEMOCRACY TODAY ORG
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111 Designing the Public Realm a Pr
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8 DEMOCRACY TODAY in concrete local
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project; I am also grateful to Prof
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POLITICS AND EQUALITY IN GREEK INVE
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cultural conception of it, very clo
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here Philosophy! Philosophy is pole
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human capacity to self-determinatio
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ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE’S NOTION OF
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elationships. In order to understan
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empire building bears the mark of a
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the “taste” for freedom, or the
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all individuals are considered as e
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Tocqueville’s Influence on Lefort
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l’homme et politique” (Lefort 1
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---- , 2000. Democracy in America.
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38 DEMOCRACY TODAY and key characte
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often used to indicate a new mode o
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42 Apart from output and the possib
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44 DEMOCRACY TODAY should act as ac
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46 DEMOCRACY TODAY a particular rol
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claim, made it possible to give a d
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50 DEMOCRACY TODAY provide citizens
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52 DEMOCRACY TODAY The democratic e
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54 DEMOCRACY TODAY of what’-quest
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References 56 DEMOCRACY TODAY ANKER
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PART II CONTEMPORARY THEORIES
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To assess forms of representation,
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64 DEMOCRACY TODAY bad democracy, b
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Unitarian critiques 66 DEMOCRACY TO
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concerns the level at which these a
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70 DEMOCRACY TODAY A focus on contr
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72 DEMOCRACY TODAY Deliberation and
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example, involve a real devolution
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OS DESÍGNIOS DA DEMOCRACIA GLOBAL
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sociedade civil como parte da compr
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outros o modo como os princípios e
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existentes - e mostra como a cidada
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A estabilidade da sociedade interna
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políticas e sociais justas, ou no
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DEMOCRACY, HOPE AND NIHILISM ON THE
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ecause in it there would be constan
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is never the result of an underlyin
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of a pluralist democracy is at the
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Let me illustrate this with a remar
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the problem just sketched would eva
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he look at her again. But Orpheus w
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as an act also counts for political
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hope precedes nihilism. Nihilism ca
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PETTIT, Philip, Republicanism. Oxfo
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DESIGNING THE PUBLIC REALM A PREREQ
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with this similar composition are t
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political decisions, a series of me
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to debate and decide on any topic t
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ability is granted as citizens have
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FETSCHER, Iring (2007): “Hannah A
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ZHU, Rui (2004): “Distinguishing
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claims scientific neutrality, its v
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) ) Fig. 1. Different aspects of
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The distinction of the three denote
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- like electoral system, division o
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is being decentralized and spread o
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STATE OF EXCEPTION AND IMPASSE DYNA
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law is suspended by those who are t
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For Agamben to accept this concepti
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works within the social system. I t
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of existence of certain social fact
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of the impossibility of resisting t
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Cheating. An interesting account of
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At the definitional level (1), what
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Let’s further suppose that it is
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stated that it is impossible to rea
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system. Whenever the majority of so
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HUYSMANS, J. (2008). The jargon of
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As sociedades actuais confrontam di
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