”Fugitive Democracy”
Citing Literature
Number of times cited: 42
- Marlies Glasius and Armine Ishkanian, The Square and Beyond: Trajectories and Implications of the Square Occupations, Global Cultures of Contestation, 10.1007/978-3-319-63982-6_2, (27-48), (2017).
- Andrew Sabl, Constitutions as Conventions: A History of Non-reception, Morality, Governance, and Social Institutions, 10.1007/978-3-319-61070-2_6, (131-155), (2017).
- Jörg Radtke, Die Mehrebenen-Architektur der Energiewende: Drei Modelle im Vergleich, Handbuch Energiewende und Partizipation, 10.1007/978-3-658-09416-4_47, (793-814), (2017).
- Thea N. Riofrancos, Scaling Democracy: Participation and Resource Extraction in Latin America, Perspectives on Politics, 15, 03, (678), (2017).
- Paul Elliott Johnson, The Art of Masculine Victimhood: Donald Trump’s Demagoguery, Women's Studies in Communication, 40, 3, (229), (2017).
- Armine Ishkanian and Marlies Glasius, What does democracy mean? Activist views and practices in Athens, Cairo, London and Moscow, Democratization, 24, 6, (1006), (2017).
- Matthew Scherer, Political Theology, Democracy, and the Exception in the Egyptian Revolution, Political Theology, 18, 7, (577), (2017).
- Lawrence Hamilton, Representation Needs Resistance, Representation, 53, 1, (81), (2017).
- Roberto Frega, The wide view of democracy, Thesis Eleven, 140, 1, (3), (2017).
- Jan Nespor, Markets and Violence: Qualitative Research and the Neoliberal Future, Qualitative Inquiry, (107780041773565), (2017).
- Megan C Thomas, Secrecy’s use: Using Bakunin to theorize authority and free action, Contemporary Political Theory, 15, 3, (264), (2016).
- Patrick T. Giamario, The Laughing Body Politic, Political Research Quarterly, 69, 2, (309), (2016).
- Nicholas Tampio, Democracy, Federal Power, and Education Reform, Perspectives on Politics, 14, 02, (461), (2016).
- JULIET HOOKER, “A Black Sister to Massachusetts”: Latin America and the Fugitive Democratic Ethos of Frederick Douglass, American Political Science Review, 109, 04, (690), (2015).
- Glenn Petersen, At the Intersection of Chieftainship and Constitutional Government: Some Comparisons from Micronesia, Journal de la société des océanistes, 141, (255), (2015).
- Robin Douglass, Fugitive Rousseau: Slavery, primitivism and political freedom, Contemporary Political Theory, 14, 2, (e220), (2015).
- Lars Rensmann, Reading Arendt in Tehran: on extraordinary democratic politics and the failure of revolutions, European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, 1, 3, (299), (2014).
- Curtis Ventriss, Reexamining the Foundations of Public Administration and Policy, Administrative Theory & Praxis, 35, 1, (154), (2013).
- Vincent Druliolle, H.I.J.O.S. and the Spectacular Denunciation of Impunity: The Struggle for Memory, Truth, and Justice and the (Re-)Construction of Democracy in Argentina, Journal of Human Rights, 12, 2, (259), (2013).
- Mark Chou, Endogenous Breakdown: The Conditions and Characteristics of Democracies Which Self-Destruct, Theorising Democide, 10.1057/9781137298690_3, (41-57), (2013).
- Mark Chou, Towards a Theory of Democide, Theorising Democide, 10.1057/9781137298690_4, (58-58), (2013).
- Curtis Ventriss, The Economic Crisis of 2008 and Its Substantive Implications for Public Affairs, The American Review of Public Administration, 43, 6, (627), (2013).
- Jane Mansbridge, On the Importance of Getting Things Done, PS: Political Science & Politics, 45, 01, (1), (2012).
- Clive Barnett, Situating the geographies of injustice in democratic theory, Geoforum, 43, 4, (677), (2012).
- Jeremy D. Bailey, Should We Venerate That Which We Cannot Love? James Madison on Constitutional Imperfection, Political Research Quarterly, 65, 4, (732), (2012).
- Srirupa Roy, Television news and democratic change in India, Media, Culture & Society, 33, 5, (761), (2011).
- Richard Crane, Reimagining Capitalism and Christianity Today: Articulating and Negotiating Contestable Faiths in a Minor Key, Political Theology, 12, 2, (237), (2011).
- Karl P. Benziger and Richard R. Weiner, Trauma and the Limits of Redemptive Critique: Interrogating the Haunting Voices of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, The Diversity of Social Theories, 10.1108/S0278-1204(2011)0000029007, (57-88), (2015).
- Mark BEVIR, La Gouvernance démocratique : perspectives systémique et radicale, E-rea, 7.1, (2011).
- HILARY SILVER, ALAN SCOTT and YURI KAZEPOV, Participation in Urban Contention and Deliberation, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 34, 3, (453-477), (2010).
- Frank Fischer, Policy deliberation: confronting subjectivity and emotional expression, Critical Policy Studies, 3, 3-4, (407), (2010).
- Curtis Ventriss, Gaylord George Candler and José Francisco Salm, Alberto Guerrier Ramos: the "in-betweener" as intellectual bridge builder?, Organizações & Sociedade, 17, 52, (103), (2010).
- Albert William Dzur, Investing in democracy: Engaging citizens in collaborative governance, by Carmen Sirianni, National Civic Review, 99, 1, (44), (2010).
- James Brassett, A Pragmatic Approach to the Tobin Tax Campaign: The Politics of Sentimental Education, European Journal of International Relations, 15, 3, (447), (2009).
- Kevin Olson, Reflexive Democracy as Popular Sovereignty, New Waves in Political Philosophy, 10.1057/9780230234994_7, (125-142), (2009).
- James Martin, Liberty and Conflict An “Agonistic” Liberalism, Piero Gobetti and the Politics of Liberal Revolution, 10.1057/9780230616868_8, (135-153), (2008).
- Mark Bevir, Democratic Governance: Systems and Radical Perspectives, Public Administration Review, 66, 3, (426-436), (2006).
- Samuel A Chambers, Cultural Politics and the Practice of Fugitive Theory, Contemporary Political Theory, 5, 1, (9), (2006).
- Hubertus Buchstein and Dirk Jörke, Das Unbehagen an der Demokratietheorie, Leviathan, 31, 4, (470), (2003).
- Ricardo Blaug, Engineering Democracy, Political Studies, 50, 1, (102), (2002).
- Ricardo Blaug, Blind Hierarchism and Radical Organizational Forms, New Political Science, 22, 3, (379), (2000).
- Ricardo Blaug, The Tyranny of the Visible: Problems in the Evaluation of Anti-Institutional Radicalism, Organization, 6, 1, (33), (1999).
