Democracy as public deliberation : new perspectives
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Democracy as public deliberation : new perspectives
（Perspectives on democratization）
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA by Palgrave, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The works of F. G. Bailey (1924-2020) provide a seminal template for good ethnography. Central to this is Bailey's ability to conceptually connect the well-described micro-contexts of individual interactions to the macro-context of culture. Bailey's core concerns - the tension between individual and collective interests, the will to power, and the dialectics of social forces which foster both collective solidarity as well as divisiveness and discontent - are themes of universal interest; the beauty of his work lies in his analyses of how these play out in local arenas between real people. His models provide nuanced, yet explicit road maps to analysing the different leadership styles of everyday people and contemporary leaders.
This volume seeks to inspire new generations of anthropologists to revisit Bailey's seminal texts, to help them navigate their way through the ethnographic thicket of their own research. -- .
目次
- Democracy as public deliberation, Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves. Part 1 Normative perspectives: Political legitimacy and democratic deliberation, Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves
- Five arguments for deliberative democracy, Maeve Cooke
- Deliberation, citizenship and identity, Matthew Festenstein
- Rawls and deliberative democracy, Michael Saward. Part 2 Institutional perspectives: Deliberation and decision-making - Discontinuity in the two-track model, Judith Squires
- Citizens' juries and deliberative democracy, Graham Smith & Corinne Wales
- Democratic deliberation and cultural rights - The case of the Orange Order March at Drumcree, Shane O'Neill
- Is deliberative democracy unfair to disadvantaged groups?, David Miller.
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