Handbook Political Theory.pdf

accountability. Alternatively, that might be a good reason for resisting inte- gration. All depends on how far the theorist beli ...

community can do so because of its role in promoting individual autonomy as a context of choice. Finally, there are left- and ri ...

economic intervention (Rabkin 1998 ; Vibert 2001 ). Both social democratic and libertarian theorists at the intersection between ...

As this rapid overview indicates, it is often hard to disentangle exactly what does the work in many normative arguments about t ...

rights the Charter should cover. Those social democrats and conservatives who took an intrinsic view of community but adopted a ...

Justice (ECJ) to overruling rather than negotiating with national constitu- tional courts, curtailing a dialogue over rights tha ...

those of an adaptive viewpoint tend to view it as premature and as potentially eroding what was an evolving common law constitut ...

problem—the socio-psychological and the institutional. TheWrst concerns the ‘‘demos’’ issue, the second the eVectiveness of the ...

shared political identity. There are democratic limits to European integration, therefore, that suggest it should remain a predo ...

and nationality altogether, giving rights of free movement to all. Voting and taxation would depend on residence alone (Soysal 1 ...

nationals enjoy multiple citizenships. However, these cannot be viewed as either discreet or hierarchically organized, with lowe ...

strong sense of European solidarity to allow an EU welfare and security regime to develop. Obviously, libertarians often approve ...

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Eriksen,E. and Fossum, J. (eds.) 2000 .Democracy in the European Union— Integration through Deliberation?London: Routledge. —— — ...

Magnette,P. 2004. Deliberation vs. bargaining: coping with constitutional conXicts in the Convention on the Future of Europe. Pp ...

Soysal,Y. 1994 .Limits of Citizenship: Migrants and Postnational Membership in Europe. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Van ...

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It would only be a slight exaggeration to argue that the situation reversed itself in the century following the French revolutio ...

political theory, published by Lexington Press, and the Ethikon Series in Comparative Ethics, published by Princeton University ...

than successful at putting forward attractive visions of non-liberal societies appropriate for the modern world. They could scor ...