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Book ReviewSetting the field of International Political Economy of EnergyRosana Icassatti Corazza* http://orcid.org/0000-0003-4658-2889Paulo Sérgio Fracalanza** http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8395-981X ... -981X. Van de Graaf, T; Sovacool, B K; Ghosh, A; Kern, F; Klare, M T. The Palgrave Handbook of the International Political Economy of Energy. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016. 743p
difficulties of being before the law and standing before specters as a means of being justly haunted by the others of European philosophy in Brazil; finally, Marcelo Moraes continues the theme of Europe as a ... proposal to attribute a political philosophy to Derrida only from the 1990s onwards. However, I do recognize that, as a temporal mark, the division works for certain contextualisations, which is my interest
, Antonio Vázquez-Arroyo and Dan Bulley and Bal Sokhi-Bulley offer sharp, occasionally exasperated, meditations on the political import of deconstruction and the limits of Derrida’s diagnoses in Specters of ... ] Van Der Zweerde, E. 2007. ‘Friendship and the Political.’ Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 10 (2): 147-165. [ Links ] Vaughan-Williams, N. 2005. ‘Protesting Against
in political philosophy. At most, bodies have circulated and been thought about as objects to be managed within our political theories and practices. Much of this condition derives from modern accounts ... Latin American political struggles – such as Ni Una Menos – allow for a re-conceptualisation of the political, along with its subjects and objects. The uniqueness of these movements is predicated on the
in political philosophy. At most, bodies have circulated and been thought about as objects to be managed within our political theories and practices. Much of this condition derives from modern accounts ... Latin American political struggles – such as Ni Una Menos – allow for a re-conceptualisation of the political, along with its subjects and objects. The uniqueness of these movements is predicated on the
; Political Philosophy. ... subject to positive law or to political realism. These moral elements make up the fundamental principles which, to Kant, constitute the legitimacy of international relations. Keywords: Pre-juridical
; Kant; Political Philosophy. ... subject to positive law or to political realism. These moral elements make up the fundamental principles which, to Kant, constitute the legitimacy of international relations. Keywords: Pre-juridical
if it is not their personal or political viewpoint and (ii) their viewpoint even if it is not the appropriate decision (bias). In other words, they may want their viewpoint to prevail but still get ... have these mixed preferences. Utilities We denote γB ∈ (0, 1) (where B stands for biased) the committee member’s utility when the decision made by the committee is that of his personal/political point
equal level of contributions. Funding We acknowledge support from The Philosophy and Social Sciences Research Project of Colleges and Universities of Jiangsu Province (grant numbers 2022SJYB2227 ... ); Philosophy and Social Sciences Excellent Innovation Team Construction Foundation of Jiangsu Province (grant numbers SJSZ2020-20); The Scientific Research Project of College students in Jiangsu University
-political condition of climate change. By analysing the incorporation of gender in the NDC Support Programme and its articulation in Colombia’s Low-Carbon Development Strategy, the study exposes the strategic ... political and epistemological boundaries of climate change policies by promoting feminist ideas. Keywords gender; climate change; feminism; post-political; Colombia Resumo Este artigo questiona em
construction of political otherness of the enemy impossible, and thus identity construction by counterpoint impracticable. Then (Act Two), this paper demonstrates how there is an attempt to move the enemy to the ... state whose warfare, by land, by air, or by sea, knows no boundaries. The present article aims to analyse the nature and consequences of this new phenomenon through the lens of political philosophy
of repression opens up the past and the archive to non-official constructions of collective history.Keywords : Derrida, Jacques; Marx, Karl; revolution; political struggle; deconstruction; democracy ... Macmillan. [ Links ] Rancière, Jacques. 1999 [1995]. Disagreement: Politics and Philosophy. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. [ Links ] Shapiro, Michael J. 1999. Cinematic Political Thought
The 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in December 2018 created a need to problematise its precepts and their political consequences in contemporary times. Drawing ... philosophy and his political activism, in movements such as the Groupe d’Information sur les Prisons (Group for Information on Prisons, or GIP), in the early 1970s, or his controversial analyses of the Iranian
What are the roles of the European Union (EU)’s main institutions in common trade policy? To address this question, this study uses a political-economic approach. The positions of the European ... previous studies which use a political-economic approach to analyze the EU's external relations with developing countries, this article makes a contribution to EU trade policy literature by combining a
settled on his contemporary conceptions on the pursuit of international peace.Keywords : Rui Barbosa; National Thinking on Foreign Policy; International Relations Theory; Philosophy and Ethics in Politics ... falsehood, then, concludes Lacombe, in Rui Barbosa’s religious tone (Lacombe 1981: XV). Besides Barbosa’s natural inclination to treat political issues with a tone of moral philosophy, another factor might
to Keynesianism. In a first moment, Cohen criticises the economic determinism of dependency scholarship, while turning to political realism, and then to possible Keynesian co-operation under anarchy ... his analysis to more structural aspects of governance or rule that affect actors' preferences. I draw two conclusions. First, in this shift towards theorising the global political order away from
Keynesianism. In a first moment, Cohen criticises the economic determinism of dependency scholarship, while turning to political realism, and then to possible Keynesian co-operation under anarchy: agents have ... his analysis to more structural aspects of governance or rule that affect actors' preferences. I draw two conclusions. First, in this shift towards theorising the global political order away from
. In Sabsay’s writing, ideas of gender and sexuality cannot be dissociated from our broader political formations and complex processes of becoming subjects in neoliberalism. And our aspirations to evoke ... theoretical understandings of the nation-state through Judith Butler’s philosophy. She is currently conducting an interdisciplinary research project on political visualizations of global futures, combining
, still without a foreseen end – and the conflicts in Syria and Yemen, which started in 2011. In addition, there is the influence that external forces had in the political and economic formation of the ... the relevance of all these events, there is little articulation between the disciplines of Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies. As Fawcett (2016: 2) points out, there are still few attempts to
financial system, which raises several questions about the true goals of these funds, mainly whether funds pursue profit or political-strategic goals. This article analyzes whether the absence of regulation ... . Keywords: International Political Economy Sovereign Wealth Funds Deregulation International Financial Regime Introdução Um regime de transações financeiras internacionais1 é o conjunto de
