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  1. 1. Juni 2024 · Highlighting the multiple ways in which gendered power relations influence academic resources, recognition and belonging, it distinguishes four ideal-types of academic citizenship: Full, secondary, and probationary academic citizenship, along with non-citizenship.

  2. 4. Juni 2024 · Verne Harris submits that the thing about justice and the thing about freedom is that society never “has” them. For American philosopher and critical theorist Nancy Fraser, the attainment of justice in today’s world requires both recognition and redistribution.

  3. 4. Juni 2024 · The works under review reveal several theoretical issues of central importance to the research agenda of international status. They encompass the nature of international status, status-signaling strategies, the triggers of status assertions, and the relevance of status in international conflicts.

  4. 9. Juni 2024 · Four common concepts from the political economy literature explain why gains from redistribution are perceived in absolute terms and losses in relative terms: self-interest, the diminishing marginal utility of income, inequity aversion and loss aversion.

  5. 4. Juni 2024 · The chapter shows that Habermas conceives of the other within a horizon of mutual, symmetrical recognition, whereas Derrida reflects on the way in which the other's alterity exceeds any recognition which can be offered.

  6. 20. Juni 2024 · In Rawls’ late political liberalism, the process of offering political-moral justifications from the political-moral first-person perspective and the subsequent intersubjective deliberation over the reasonable acceptability of these justifications by actual citizens is itself part and parcel of what makes the political exercise of power and its outcomes legitimate. This is clear from a ...

  7. 20. Juni 2024 · Key cases reveal the significance of law’s connections with persons and places; law’s relations to political communities; and law’s roles in relations between communities. These suggest that a model for relating these legal orders needs to institutionally recognize the interdependence of state and Indigenous legal orders, not ...