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Burke and Paine on the Origins of British Imperialism in India, this volume in the contributions of Katherine Gordy and Megan Thomas. The goal of this essay is to serve as a corrective to what I regard as the persistent—and growing—tendency to read Burke as some sort of anti-imperialist thinker. At the same time, I seek to recover Thomas Paine’s bona fides as a

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,Strategic Deployments: The Universal/Local Nexus in the Work of José Carlos Mariátegui,European political thought, one should understand it in terms of its strategic deployments of European political thought. The focus on strategic deployment highlights the importance given to the political . of engaging with European political thought, rather than on its use or even on the intentions

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Radical Restorative Justice and the Practice of Listening: Lessons from South Africa,ice. In so doing, the chapter also reflects on the theme of “theory as politics” that is explored in several contributions to this volume, including chapters by O’Neill, Baxter, Gordy, London, and Thomas. More specifically, this chapter considers how political theorists might pursue important goals

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Space Race Television as an Agent of Changeeen known to him. Yet, it is only in Ibn al-Muqaffa.’s letter to his caliph known as the . (or .) that Ibn al-Muqaffac uses the ‘circle of justice’ as a model for how to reform the Abbasid dynasty. In the ., Ibn al-Muqaffa. transforms a Persian model of rule (present in the .) into an Abbasid bluepr

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Space Race Television as an Agent of Change this volume in the contributions of Katherine Gordy and Megan Thomas. The goal of this essay is to serve as a corrective to what I regard as the persistent—and growing—tendency to read Burke as some sort of anti-imperialist thinker. At the same time, I seek to recover Thomas Paine’s bona fides as a

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Begriffe, Konzepte, Methoden, Beispieleice. In so doing, the chapter also reflects on the theme of “theory as politics” that is explored in several contributions to this volume, including chapters by O’Neill, Baxter, Gordy, London, and Thomas. More specifically, this chapter considers how political theorists might pursue important goals

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