The impossibility of republican freedom by Simpson, T

Augustine and republican liberty by Lamb, M

“…The paper concludes by considering how this republican approach might help to preserve liberty and prevent domination in our own time.…”

The Republican Critique of Capitalism by White, S

Republican Citizenship, Nationality and Europe by Miller, D

“…In Republicanism and Political Theory…”

Liberal-republicanism and politics in Chile by Jocelyn-Holt Letelier, A, Jocelyn-Holt, Alfredo

Subjects: “…Republicanism…”

Work, domination, and contemporary republicanism by Lazar-Gillard, O

“…<p>Republicanism - in particular the 'Roman' or 'neo-Roman' republicanism of Philip Pettit and Quentin Skinner - has brought notions of domination and power to the forefront of political philosophy. …”

Reconsidering local elites in Republican Sicily by Prag, J

Property-Owning Democracy and Republican Citizenship by White, S

From Republican polity to national community

“…Radicalism, republicanism and the exigencies of modernity<br/> Gregory Molyvas, Religious toleration and the question of state neutrality in the politics of the British Enlightenment<br/> Andreas Kalyvas and Ira Katznelson, Embracing liberalism: Germaine de Staël’s farewell to republicanism<br/> Martin Thom, The ancient city and the medieval commune: liberty in the light of the French Revolution<br/> Hudson Meadwell, Republicanism and political communities in America and Europe<br/> Index<br/>…”

Horizontalism, Public Assembly, and Republican Politics by White, S

A Republican theory of political asylum by Peruniak, B

Subjects:

Republicanism and Property-Owning Democracy: How are they connected? by White, S

“…Recent years have seen a growth of interest in republicanism in academic political theory (Sandel, 1996; Pettit, 1997, 2012; Skinner, 1998; Honohan, 2002). …”

Revival to revolution: medieval narratives in Irish republicanism by Brinkman-Schwartz, C

“…<p>Medieval narratives that had been celebrated in the Gaelic Revival (c.1880-1916) became a tool of republican self-fashioning in the revolutionary era (c.1912-23). …”

Republicans Prefer Republican-Looking Leaders: Political Facial Stereotypes Predict Candidate Electoral Success Among Right-Leaning Voters by Olivola, C, Sussman, AB, Tsetsos, K, Kang, O, Todorov, A

“…Across two studies, the authors show that U.S. candidates facing conservative electorates benefit from looking more stereotypically Republican than their rivals (controlling for gender, ethnicity, and age). …”

Reading a painter's price list in Republican Shanghai by Clunas, C

The theories and practices of sovereignty in Republican China, 1911–1943 by Zhu, YY

“…In doing so, I aim to contribute to debates about the development of the international system during the inter-war era, as well as to contribute to the literature on Republican China’s foreign relations.…”

The Republican Ludi Saeculares as a cult of the Valerian Gens by Dunning, S

“…Republican sacrifices held at the Tarentum in the Campus Martius constitute part of the lineage of the imperial ludi saeculares. …”

After Neo-Liberalism: Republican Democracy in New Times by White, S

Citizen Marx: the relationship between Karl Marx and republicanism by Leipold, B

“…<p>Karl Marx's relationship to republicanism proceeds in three stages: he began his political career as a republican, he subsequently transitioned to communism, and then he finally reconciled his republicanism and communism.…”

Contested terrain: Republican rhetoric, pension funds, and community development by Clark, G