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Preliminary Program - Research Committee Sessions (RC) RC31 RC31.690 Chair Papers RC31.691 Chair Papers POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Constructing/Discovering Justice in a Global World Monday, July 13, 2009 - 11:00 to 12:55 - FEN, H 204 King, Preston - Morehouse College, United States of America, pking@morehouse.edu Two Concepts of Political Order Wissenburg, Marcel - Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The, m.wissenburg@fm.ru.nl Can Humanity Be the Sovereign Kurelic, Zoran - University of Zagreb, Croatia, zkurelic@fpzg.hr Machiavelli's Changing Conception of the Best Regime Saralegui, Miguel - University of Navarra, Spain, miguelsaralegui@gmail.com The Boundaries of Democracy Endo, Chikako - Keio University, Japan, chikako.endo@gmail.com Friendship and the International Community Smith, Graham - Lancaster University, United Kingdom, g.m.smith@lancaster.ac.uk 'Exporting Terror', 'Exporting Democracy', and assumptions of 'Irrationality', 'Rationality' in International Security Springborg, Patricia - Free University of Bolzano, Italy, patricia.springborg@unibz.it Nationalism v. Cosmopolitanism Monday, July 13, 2009 - 15:00 to 16:55 - FEN, H 006 Malinova, Olga - Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation, omalinova@mail.ru Normative Theorizing on Territorial Boundaries: A Research Agenda for Cosmopolitanism Zapata, Ricard - Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, ricard.zapata@upf.edu Habermas: Popular Sovereignty as Procedure Trucco, Onelio - National University of Cordoba, Argentina, onelioar@yahoo.com.ar Politique et hospitalité: pour une critique du réalisme politique Penchaszadeh, Ana Paula - University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, anapenchas@yahoo.com Cosmopolitanism and Anarchism Levy, Carl - University of London, United Kingdom, c.levy@gold.ac.uk Soft Borders: A Critique of the Politics of National Identity and an Alternative to the Violence of Fixed Borders and Naturalized Boundaries Mostov, Julie - Drexel University, United States of America, mostovj@drexel.edu Scale Matters: Nations in a Cosmopolitan Perspective *Ilyin, Mikhail - Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russian Federation, ilyin@politstudies.ru Meleshkina, Elena - Institute of Information on Social Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation, meleshkina@politstudies.ru 158 21st World Congress of Political Science July 12-16 2009, Santiago, Chile
Preliminary Program - Research Committee Sessions (RC) RC31.692 Chair Papers Multiculturalism v. Cultural Monism Monday, July 13, 2009 - 09:00 to 10:55 - FEN, H 303 Sharp, Andrew - Birkbeck College, United Kingdom, a.sharp@auckland.ac.nz The Incompleteness of Multiculturalism: The Need for a Shared Identity Ramaswamy, Sushila - Jesus and Mary College, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com A Pragmatic Conception of Multicultural Citizenship: Minority Rights as a Political Instrument Strecker, David - University of Jena, Germany, david.strecker@uni-jena.de Freedom, Domination and Globalization Medearis, John - University of California, United States of America, john.medearis@ucr.edu 21st World Congress of Political Science July 12-16 2009, Santiago, Chile 159
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Preliminary Program - Research Committee Sessions (RC)<br />
RC31<br />
RC31.690<br />
Chair<br />
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RC31.691<br />
Chair<br />
Papers<br />
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY<br />
Constructing/Discovering Justice in a Global World<br />
Monday, July 13, 2009 - 11:00 to 12:55 - FEN, H 204<br />
King, Preston - Morehouse College, United States of America, pking@morehouse.edu<br />
Two Concepts of Political Or<strong>de</strong>r<br />
Wissenburg, Marcel - Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The, m.wissenburg@fm.ru.nl<br />
Can Humanity Be the Sovereign<br />
Kurelic, Zoran - University of Zagreb, Croatia, zkurelic@fpzg.hr<br />
Machiavelli's Changing Conception of the Best Regime<br />
Saralegui, Miguel - University of Navarra, Spain, miguelsaralegui@gmail.com<br />
The Boundaries of Democracy<br />
Endo, Chikako - Keio University, Japan, chikako.endo@gmail.com<br />
Friendship and the International Community<br />
Smith, Graham - Lancaster University, United Kingdom, g.m.smith@lancaster.ac.uk<br />
'Exporting Terror', 'Exporting Democracy', and assumptions of 'Irrationality', 'Rationality' in International Security<br />
Springborg, Patricia - Free University of Bolzano, Italy, patricia.springborg@unibz.it<br />
Nationalism v. Cosmopolitanism<br />
Monday, July 13, 2009 - 15:00 to 16:55 - FEN, H 006<br />
Malinova, Olga - Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, Russian Aca<strong>de</strong>my of Sciences, Russian Fe<strong>de</strong>ration,<br />
omalinova@mail.ru<br />
Normative Theorizing on Territorial Boundaries: A Research Agenda for Cosmopolitanism<br />
Zapata, Ricard - Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, ricard.zapata@upf.edu<br />
Habermas: Popular Sovereignty as Procedure<br />
Trucco, Onelio - National University of Cordoba, Argentina, onelioar@yahoo.com.ar<br />
Politique et hospitalité: pour une critique du réalisme politique<br />
Penchasza<strong>de</strong>h, Ana Paula - University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, anapenchas@yahoo.com<br />
Cosmopolitanism and Anarchism<br />
Levy, Carl - University of London, United Kingdom, c.levy@gold.ac.uk<br />
Soft Bor<strong>de</strong>rs: A Critique of the Politics of National I<strong>de</strong>ntity and an Alternative to the Violence of Fixed Bor<strong>de</strong>rs and Naturalized<br />
Boundaries<br />
Mostov, Julie - Drexel University, United States of America, mostovj@drexel.edu<br />
Scale Matters: Nations in a Cosmopolitan Perspective<br />
*Ilyin, Mikhail - Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russian Fe<strong>de</strong>ration, ilyin@politstudies.ru<br />
Meleshkina, Elena - Institute of Information on Social Sciences of Russian Aca<strong>de</strong>my of Sciences, Russian Fe<strong>de</strong>ration,<br />
meleshkina@politstudies.ru<br />
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21st World Congress of Political Science<br />
July 12-16 2009, Santiago, Chile
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