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2019-2025
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2023
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2023
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Claus Offe is one of the leading social scientists working in Germany today, and his work, particularly on welfare state, has been enormously influential both Europe United States. Contradictions Welfare State first collection Offe's essays to appear a single volume English, it contains selection most important recent work breakdown post-war settlement. The political writings this book are primarily concerned with origins present difficulties - what calls 'crises crisis management'...
This essay by Joshua Cohen and Charles Sabel promotes visions of democracy, constitutionalism institutional innovations which may help to open up new dimensions in the search for legitimate European governance structures their constitutionalisation. Faced with Europe's legitimacy problems, proponents project often react pointing many failings (national) constitutional state. These reactions, however, seem simplistic, offering no normatively convincing alternatives once undisputed a now...
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Jürgen Habermas is a radical democrat. The source of that self‐designation his conception democracy—what he calls “discursive democracy”—is founded on the ideal “a self‐organizing community free and equal citizens,” coordinating their collective affairs through common reason. author discusses three large challenges to this radical‐democratic self‐regulation: 1) What role private autonomy in view? 2) does reason play self‐regulation? 3) relevance might outlook have for contemporary...
There are two principal philosophical conceptions of socialism, corresponding to interpretations the notion a rational society. The first conception corresponds an instrumental view social rationality. Captured by image socialism as “one big workshop,” holds that ownership means production is because it promotes optimal development productive forces. Social eliminates costs coordination imposed conduct economic activities in formally independent enterprises, and, more generally, overcomes...
In conversation with Barocas, Hardt, and Narayanan’s Fairness Machine Learning (FaML), we seek to broaden the scope of normative argument about machine learning algorithmic decision making. Beginning from an understanding fair cooperation among free equal persons as a fundamental political value, argue that concerns fairness need be expanded in three ways. First, unfairness discrimination are not only matter systematic group subordination. We consider other forms disadvantaged groups but...