Political Theory, Philosophy, and the Social Sciences: Five Chichele Professors by Miller, D

“…This chapter explores the development of political theory in Oxford through the work of Cole, Berlin, Plamenatz, Taylor and Cohen, the five previous holders of the Chichele Chair. …”

How ‘realistic’ should global political theory be? Some reflections on the debate so far by Miller, D

“…This article reviews the recent debate on realism in political theory (including the articles in this symposium) and examines its implications for global political theory. …”

Freedom and its distribution by Schmidt, A

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Are cultural rights human rights? A cosmopolitan conception of cultural rights by Metcalfe, E, Eric Metcalfe

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Republican Citizenship, Nationality and Europe by Miller, D

“…In Republicanism and Political Theory…”

Political Philosophy for Earthlings by Miller, D

“…In Political Theory: Methods and Approaches…”

Nomads in the liberal state: liberal approaches to the problem of Roma and traveller itinerancy by Haggrot, M

“…</p> <p>The second part looks at liberal political theory. It suggests that contemporary liberalism divides into two strands that take different views on the entitlements of cultural and religious minorities, and it provides a detailed outline of the prime articulations of each approach, namely the multiculturalist liberalism of Kymlicka and the classic neutrality liberalism of Barry. …”

Joseph Raz on Human Rights: A Critical Appraisal by Miller, D

“…Achieving this balance may require drawing upon both the resources found in humanist and those found in political theories.…”

Neo-Kantian theories of self-determination: A critique by Miller, D

“…Neo-Kantian political theories, such as those developed by Jeremy Waldron and Anna Stilz, aim to provide an account of state legitimacy and territorial boundaries that avoids the problems faced by rival nationalist theories. …”