Theories of the Republic
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Since the beginning of the 1980s, the republican idea has occupied the main place in public discussions. In the book of the modern French philosopher Serge Odier, a historical and conceptual analysis is proposed to clarify the deep meaning of this idea. The republic, which is the key concept of ancient Rome (respublica - “a thing of the people”), again arises in the era of revival and begins to embody political freedom that can withstand arbitrariness: its main postulates are the priority of general interest over private interests, government according to the laws, civil virtue . You will learn how these ideas from Machiavelli to theorists of the Third Republic were transformed.
Today, Republicanism is in the center of new debate. How can he answer the problems of modern societies in a civil and social plan? Should he change in the context of globalization and rise in multiculturalism? Can he open the way for the democratization of the liberal models of the state? Studying the basic political principles of our time, the author compares modern ideas about the meaning and future of the republican idea
Today, Republicanism is in the center of new debate. How can he answer the problems of modern societies in a civil and social plan? Should he change in the context of globalization and rise in multiculturalism? Can he open the way for the democratization of the liberal models of the state? Studying the basic political principles of our time, the author compares modern ideas about the meaning and future of the republican idea
Author:
Author:Одье Серж
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Social Science & Politics
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94380-319-2
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