Multiculturalism and political theory

Political pluralism and the state beyond sovereignty / by Wissenburg, M. L. J. (Marcel L. J.)

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What is Political Theory? /

Table of Contents: “…White -- The current state of political theory : pluralism and reconciliation / J. …”

The Pluralist theory of the state selected writing of G.D.H. Cole, J.N. Figgis, and H.J. Laski

Governing ethnic conflict consociation, identity and the price of peace by Finlay, Andrew

Table of Contents: “…Anthropology, cultural pluralism, and consociational theory -- Essentialism and the reconciliation of the liberal state to ethnicity -- Is ethnopolitics a form of biopolitics? …”

Rethinking multiculturalism keberagaman budaya dan teori politik by Parekh, Bhikhu

Multinational federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Keil, Soeren

Ontology and world politics void universalism I by Prozorov, Sergei

Contemporary European politics a comparative perspective by Magstadt, Thomas M.

International relations and world politics by Viotti, Paul R.

Contemporary issues in political sciences

Table of Contents: “…-- Theories of political pluralism: western and Islamic perceptives -- Bangladesh National Security and the construction of Tipaimukh Dam in India -- Designing social research: a methodological note of the study of state-proffessions interplay in Bangladesh -- Strengthening the pay-performance link in gevernment: a case study of Malaysia -- The political impasse in the Southern Sudan: how has it been exacerbated to the brink of secession?…”

International encyclopedia of political science

Liberalism, neoliberalism, social democracy thin communitarian perspectives on political philosophy and education / by Olssen, Mark

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Beyond neoliberalism -- Friedrich A. von Hayek : markets, planning and the rule of law -- The politics of utopia and the liberal theory of totalitarianism : Karl Popper and Michael Foucault -- Pluralism and positive freedom : toward a critique of Isaiah Berlin -- From the Crick report to the Parekh report : multiculturalism, cultural difference and democracy -- Foucault, liberal education and the issue of autonomy -- Saving Martha Nussbaum from herself : help from friends she didn't know she had -- Social democracy in the twenty-first century : Hobson, Keynes and complexity.…”
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Southeast Asia and the English school of international relations a region-theory dialogue by Quayle, Linda

Table of Contents: “…The Need For A Region-Theory Dialogue -- The Protagonists In The Dialogue -- Southeast Asia And Its Politics -- The English School -- The Contributions Of The Dialogue Partners -- What The ES Offers SEA: Big Pictures And Different Thinking-Spaces -- What SEA Offers The ES: Insights On Community, Hierarchy And Agency -- An Overview Of The Chapters -- Part I: The Society Of States In SEA -- Part II: International Society And Others -- Potential Challenges To An ES-SEA Linkage -- The ES's Status As 'Theory' -- The ES As A Western Interpretation Of SEA -- PART I: THE SOCIETY OF STATES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA -- Power And Community In Southeast Asia's International Society -- The Problem Of Conflicting Narratives -- The Power Story -- The Community Story -- Theoretical Attempts To Deal With The Power-Community Nexus -- What The ES Can Offer: A Power-And-Community Lens -- International Society: An Amalgam Of Power And Community -- Theoretical Pluralism: Schematizing The Pressures On International Society -- Small Powers, Great Powers: Dealing With The Wider Region -- Evaluation: A Different Picture Of Interstate Relations In And Around SEA -- Practicable ASEAN Community-Building -- The Problem Of Disconnected Ideals And Realities -- What The ES Can Offer: Validation Of The Slow Route To Community-Building -- Support For The Middle Ground -- Counsels Of Caution ; And Cautious Hope -- Ways To Frame Cooperation Differently -- Another Look At Consensus -- Evaluation: A Different Picture Of The ASEAN Community -- Learning From Southeast Asia About International Societies -- Intersections: Powers And Societies -- Expanding The ES's Understanding Of Great Powers -- Discerning The Interaction Of Different Levels Of International Society -- Intersections: Community-Building In A Non-Liberal Environment -- Liberalization -- Culture And Identity -- Economics -- Functional Cooperation -- Bases For Enhanced ES Interpretations Of Interstate Relations -- PART II: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY AND OTHERS -- Non-State Actors: Theoretical Limitations And Problematic Discourses -- Non-State And Beyond-State Politics In ES Thought -- The Need For A Different Perspective -- Civil Society And A Narrative Of Gaps -- Talking But Not Dialoguing: The 'Problem' Of Fragmentation -- The Theoretically Vanishing Individual -- Regional International Society Meets Its Civil Counterpart -- The SEA Environment: Cooperation, Institutionalization And Hierarchy -- An ES Response: Imagining A 'Hierarchical Society' -- Applying ES Ideas To Regional Civil Society In SEA -- An Institutionalization Process In A Hierarchical Environment -- Formalizing Recognition -- Locating And Exploiting Common Ground -- Learning To Engage For The Long Term -- Sharing Burdens -- The State Of The Institutionalization Process -- Evaluation: A Different Picture Of ASEAN And Regional Civil Society -- 6. …”

Language and minority rights ethnicity, nationalism and the politics of language by May, Stephen 1962-

LAWS OF THE SEA : Interdisciplinary Currents /

Islam and democracy in Indonesia tolerance without liberalism by Menchik, Jeremy

Muslim secular democracy voices from within by Lily Zubaidah Rahim 1960-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: the spirit of Wasatiyyah democracy / Lily Zubaidah Rahim -- Religious secularity: reconciliation between political Islam and secular democracy / Naser Ghobadzadeh -- The spirited voices of Muslim women in Islamic reform movements / Amina Wadud -- Progressive Islam and Quranic hermeneutics: The reification of religion and theories of religious experience / Safdar Ahmed -- Democracy for Muslims: Javed Ahmed Ghamidi / Samina Yasmeen -- Muslim support for secular democracy / Pippa Norris -- Secularism and religious freedom: challenging the postsecular / Bronwyn Winter -- The crisis of state-led Islamization and authoritarian communal governance in Malaysia / Lily Zubaidah Rahim -- Sisters in Islam: engendering Islamic law reform in Malaysia / Ratna Osman and Catherine Hirst -- Religious pluralism, inclusive secularism and democratic constitutionalism: the Indonesian experience / Nadirsyah Hosen -- Voices of dissent: social movements and political change in Egypt / Tara Povey -- Militant laicists, Muslim democrats and liberal secularists: contending visions of secularism in Turkey / Christopher Houston…”