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the oxford handbook of
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POLITICAL
THEORY
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Edited by
JOHN S. DRYZEK
BONNIE HONIG
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ANNE PHILLIPS
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the oxford handbook of
POLITICAL THEORY
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AbouttheContributors xi
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction 3
JohnS.Dryzek,BonnieHonig&Anne Phillips
PART II CONTEMPORARY CURRENTS
2. JusticeAfterRawls 45
RichardJ. Arneson
3. PowerAfter Foucault 65
WendyBrown
4. CriticalTheoryBeyond Habermas 85
WilliamE. Scheuerman
5. Feminist Theoryandthe CanonofPolitical Thought 106
LindaZerilli
6. After the LinguisticTurn:Post-structuralist andLiberal
PragmatistPolitical Theory 125
Paul Patton
7. The PluralistImagination 142
David Schlosberg
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PART III THE LEGACY OF THE PAST
8. Theory in History: ProblemsofContextandNarrative 163
J.G. A. Pocock
9. The Political Theoryof ClassicalGreece 175
Jill Frank
10. RepublicanVisions 193
Eric Nelson
11. Modernity andItsCritics 211
Jane Bennett
12. The HistoryofPolitical Thoughtas DisciplinaryGenre 225
James Farr
PART IV POLITICAL THEORY IN
THE WORLD
13. The ChallengeofEuropean Union 245
Richard Bellamy
14. East AsiaandtheWest:The ImpactofConfucianism onAnglo-
American Political Theory 262
DanielA. Bell
15. Inthe Beginning, All theWorld wasAmerica: American Exceptionalism
inNewContexts 281
Ronald J.Schmidt,Jr.
16. ChangingInterpretationsofModernandContemporaryIslamic
Political Theory 297
RoxanneL.Euben
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PART V STATE AND PEOPLE
17. Constitutionalism andthe Rule ofLaw 317
Shannon C.Stimson
18. EmergencyPowers 333
JohnFerejohn& PasqualePasquino
19. The People 349
MargaretCanovan
20. CivilSociety andtheState 363
SimoneChambers& JeffreyKopstein
21. Democracy andthe State 382
MarkE. Warren
22. Democracy andCitizenship:Expanding Domains 400
MichaelSaward
PART VI JUSTICE, EQUALITY,
AND FREEDOM
23. Impartiality 423
Susan Mendus
24. Justice,Luck,andDesert 436
SerenaOlsaretti
25. Recognition andRedistribution 450
PatchenMarkell
26. Equality andDiVerence 470
JudithSquires
27. Liberty, Equality,andProperty 488
AndrewWilliams
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28. HistoricalInjustice 507
DuncanIvison
PART VII PLURALISM, MULTICULTURALISM,
AND NATIONALISM
29. Nationalism 529
DavidMiller
30. Multiculturalism andits Critics 546
JeffSpinner-Halev
31. Identity,DiVerence,Toleration 564
AnnaElisabettaGaleotti
32. Moral Universalism andCulturalDiVerence 581
Chandran Kukathas
PART VIII CLAIMS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
33. HumanRights 601
Jack Donnelly
34. From InternationaltoGlobalJustice? 621
Chris Brown
35. Political Secularism 636
RajeevBhargava
36. Multiculturalism andPost-colonial Theory 656
Paul Gilroy
PART IX THE BODY POLITIC
37. Politicizing the Body:Property, Contract,andRights 677
Moira Gatens
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38. New Ways ofThinkingabout Privacy 694
BeateRoessler
39. New Technologies, Justice, andthe Body 713
CE´cileFabre
40. Paranoia andPolitical Philosophy 729
James M.Glass
PART X TESTING THE BOUNDARIES
41. Political TheoryandCulturalStudies 751
JodiDean
42. Political Theoryandthe Environment 773
JohnM.Meyer
43. Political TheoryandPolitical Economy 792
Stephen L.Elkin
44. Political TheoryandSocialTheory 810
ChristineHelliwell&BarryHindess
PART XI OLD AND NEW
45. ThenandNow:Participant-Observation inPolitical Theory 827
WilliamE. Connolly
46. ExileandRe-entry: Political TheoryYesterdayandTomorrow 844
ArleneW.Saxonhouse
Index 859
