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–––– , 2000. <strong>Democracy</strong> in America. Ed. & trans. Harvey C. Mansfield & Delba Winthrop. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. WELCH, Cheryl B. 2003. “Colonial Violence and the Rhetoric of Evasion: Tocqueville on Algeria.” Political Theory. Vol. 31, Nr. 2, April: 235-264. WOLIN, Shel<strong>do</strong>n. 2001. Tocqueville between Two Worlds: The Making of a Political and Theoretical Life. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 35 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE’S NOTION OF POLITICAL FREEDOM Demin Duan
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and discussion. [11] In this charac
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From Hope to Nihilism 96 DEMOCRACY
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98 DEMOCRACY TODAY A split mind lea
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But it is extremely important to re
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follow from oppression as such. The
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it has to acknowledge its own final
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PART III DEMOCRACY IN CONTEXT
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112 DEMOCRACY TODAY Before consider
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114 DEMOCRACY TODAY which makes it
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116 of the political process, [8] b
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118 DEMOCRACY TODAY effect (Hüller
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Still, one should not conclude that
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122 DEMOCRACY TODAY NORDMANN, Ingeb
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PART III DEMOCRACY IN CONTEXT
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128 DEMOCRACY TODAY representation
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130 DEMOCRACY TODAY ‘free from im
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132 DEMOCRACY TODAY for certain des
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Group Representation 136 DEMOCRACY
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138 DEMOCRACY TODAY creditors; [24]
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140 DEMOCRACY TODAY identity betwee
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142 DEMOCRACY TODAY Third, in any s
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144 DEMOCRACY TODAY The fact that o
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DEMOCRATIC COMPROMISE OR COMPROMISI
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of history and rewarded by an appre
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accounts of democracy suggest that
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But Swift has fallen into a trap: a
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For Kant, the source of value is
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them in and for the twenty-first ce
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162 DEMOCRACY TODAY level education
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164 DEMOCRACY TODAY types of life a
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166 DEMOCRACY TODAY This is partly
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ii. Trans-local Networking among Fe
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170 DEMOCRACY TODAY assertiveness a
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Conclusion: A note on Inter-discipl
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174 DEMOCRACY TODAY FOUCAULT, Miche
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FEDERALISM, DIRECT DEMOCRACY AND TH
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elaboration of tinned food, juices
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Figure 2. Free GMO regions in Spain
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Figure 3. Evolution of maize cultur
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sibility of employ a national ban t
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SECTION OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF INFOR
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SECTION OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF INFOR
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has invested great capitals in the
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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ACTORS NUMBER
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• Civil society groups (ecologist
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DEMOCRACIA GLOBAL, IDENTIDAD Y RESP
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propuestas favorecen, de forma comp
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los contextos y situaciones vitales
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desde los parámetros de “pensami
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proyecto de solidaridad posnacional
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de individualismo, abstracción jur
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principales [...]. Con el tránsito
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Weber-, incitan hoy a acometer la a
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período de entreguerras, un sector
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cívico-política y de la previsió
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atomizadora que, desde el relativis
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integrando además la sensibilidad
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BENHABIB, Seyla: The Claims of Cult
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DEVELOPMENT OF TODAY’S DEMOCRACY:
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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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