Popper in Greece by Georgios Archontas

“…This stance can be partially attributed to the novel approach of Popper’s critique to Plato which did not fare well with the foundational biases of modern Greek academic tradition and the prevailing intellectual inclinations of Greek scholars in the fields of the methodology of science and political theory. Although this bias has begun to recede during the last decades, there remains a lot to be done to fully integrate Popper’s work into the Greek intellectual and social discourse. …”
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Radical conservatism and the Heideggerian right: Heidegger, de Benoist, Dugin by Jussi Backman

“…De Benoist's Russian disciple Dugin bases the pluralistic geopolitics of his radical-conservative “fourth political theory” on the legacy of the conservative revolution, the key intellectual model of which Dugin discovers in Heidegger's notion of the “other beginning”.…”
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THE REALIST PARADIGM OF ENERGY DIPLOMACY IN THE RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC TRADITION AND ITS PRACTICAL APPLICABILITY by R. О. Reinhardt, S. V. Pronichkin

“…However, most of the existing works do not specify the selected political theory paradigms, such as, for instance, realism, liberalism or constructivism. …”
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China’s Meritocratic Examinations and the Ideal of Virtuous Talents by Xiao, Hong, Li, Chenyang

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The limits of commodification arguments: Framing, motivation crowding, and shared valuations by Gold, N

“…I connect commodification arguments to an empirical literature, present a mechanism by which commodification may occur, and show how this may restrict the range of goods and services that are subject to commodification, therefore having implications for the use of commodification arguments in political theory. Commodification arguments assert that some people’s trading a good or service can debase it for third parties. …”

Data-driven research and healthcare: public trust, data governance and the NHS by Kerasidou, A, Kerasidou, CX

“…To address this question, we draw from political theory to provide an account of public trust that helps better understand the relationship between the public and the NHS within a democratic context, as well as, the kind of obligations and expectations that govern this relationship. …”

Sypnowich, Christine. Equality Renewed: Justice, Flourishing and the Egalitarian Ideal. New York: Routledge, 2017. Pp. 252. $155.00 (cloth) by Billingham, P

“…To make matters worse, liberal political theory is dominated by neutralism, an “aberrant” view that is “at odds with the tradition of conceiving social justice with reference to ideas of wellbeing, the public good, and community that are so central to the ideal of equality and the hope of its realisation” (212). …”

Humiliation and liberal democratic politics by Bayefsky, R

“…Contributions to the literature in political theory and related disciplines that do focus on humiliation tend to cast humiliation in one particular mould: as a violation of human dignity or equality, or as the emotional response to such a violation. …”

Aceh post-peace agreement: new conflicts and transactional politics by Cut Maya Aprita Sari, Kartini Aboo Talib @ Khalid, Shazlin Amir Hamzah

“…This study shows two things using a qualitative approach and transactional political theory. First, after the MoU Helsinki 2005, Aceh experienced six new conflicts, namely: the transformation of GAM into a local political party; conflict and violence in elections; transitional justice conflict; the emergence of armed criminal groups (ACG); Sharia law conflict, and the emergence of Aceh Sumatra National Liberation Front (ASNLF) as a counter-peace movement. …”
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The Dilemma of Dual Citizenship Plan in Indonesia: An Overview of Politics and Human Rights by Hilal Ramdhani, Rayhan Musa Novian

“…This study uses the political theory of citizenship initiated by Stokke, that citizenship has four dimensions, namely legal status, rights, membership, and participation related to the plan to implement dual citizenship in Indonesia, especially from a political and human rights perspective. …”
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Impact of Farmers’ Associations on Household Income: Evidence from Tea Farms in Vietnam by Hung Van Vu, Huong Ho, Quoc Hoi Le

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A política na sociedade do conhecimento Politics on society of knowledge by Odílio Alves Aguiar

“…It will approach the implications of the Jewish Question in the arendtian political theory. In this theory rises an agonic perspective of the power, that is, the power is not a place for anonyms forces, systemics, reproducers of the status quo, but of the foundation, resistance, civility and disclosure of the men as agent. …”
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Geopolitical orientation of parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Simović Vlade, Zarić Ivan

“…The paper is a methodological combination of two scientific fields: political theory and international relations.…”
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Femmes et conflits dans l’imaginaire historié de la Rome des Valois by Pierre Pretou

“…Does he reconsider the construction of public order at the end of the French Middle Ages or is it first of all the historized formulation of a political theory of marriage?…”
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Thomas Hobbes on Human Rights and Its Relevance to The Populist Movement in Indonesia by Robertus Wijanarko, F.X. Armada Riyanto

“…This study deals with the political theory of Thomas Hobbes and its implications to the political dynamism in Indonesia. …”
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Political ties and corporate performance: why efficiency matters? by Rabia Najaf, Khakan Najaf

“…The authors’ theoretical findings corroborate the political theory, agency theory, stakeholder theory, resource dependency theory and stewardship theory. …”
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Into the deep blue sea: Commons theory and international governance of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna by Graham Epstein, Mateja Nenadovic, André Boustany

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Artículos de investigación: Repensando la participación ciudadana en asuntos científico-técnicos by Joan Moyà-Köhler, Miquel Domènech

“…This work, therefore, aims to contribute to the assembly of elements of political theory and science and technology studies, as well as bridging the gap between two fields that can make important contributions to achieve more democratic ways of conceiving decision-making concerning science and technology in society.…”
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Canadian Women’s Responses to Royal Tours from the Eighteenth Century to the Present Day by Carolyn Suzanne Harris

“…From Walter Bagehot’s political theory in the nineteenth century to modern day polling data, monarchism among women is usually attributed to royal events in popular culture from nineteenth-century royal weddings to twenty-first century depictions of the royal family in television and film. …”
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Towards a Radical Feminist Resignification of Vulnerability: A Critical Juxtaposition of Judith Butler’s Post-Structuralist Philosophy and Martha Fineman’s Legal Theory by Ariadni Polychroniou

“…This research article aims to theoretically reconstruct a positive feminist conceptualization of vulnerability via a thorough systematization and critical comparison of Martha Fineman’s socio-legal philosophy and Judith Butler’s post-structuralist ethico-political theory. Through the introduction, the reader becomes familiar with numerous interdisciplinary re-articulations of vulnerability within the realms of contemporary feminist theory. …”
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