Philosophy & Social Criticism TOC Republicanism, Pluralism and Deliberative Democracy

Philosophy & Social Criticism

Politics Beyond Borders. The Republican Model Challenged by the Internationalization of Economy, Law and Communication

May-June, 2016; Vol. 42, No. 4-5

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Introduction Republicanism under scrutiny Volker Kaul

Republicanism and Islam The long crisis of the nation-state and the rise of religions to the public stage Manlio Graziano The crisis of Arab states, ethics and citizenship Georges Corm Violent Islamism beyond borders: Can human rights prevail? Micheline Ishay The crisis of the republican model (the state-nation) and its religious outcomes: A case study of the Great Middle East Mohamed Haddad States and communities competing for global power Riva Kastoryano

Republicanism in Turkey and France: Challenges and Responses The Kurdish struggle and the crisis of the Turkishness Contract Barış Ünlü From system integration to social integration: Kurdish challenge to Turkish republicanism Cemil Boyraz and Ömer Turan The republican ideal of freedom as non-domination and the Rojava experiment: ‘States as they are’ or a new socio-political imagination? Can Cemgil Republican conception of liberty in early republican Turkey and its contemporary implications Boğaç Erozan ‘République and laïcité’: What is at stake in contemporary France? Philippe Gaudin

Republicanism, Pluralism and Deliberative Democracy Cultural pluralism? Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak Between transparency and surveillance: Politics of the secret Giovanna Borradori The right to politics and republican non-domination Albena Azmanova Digital spaces, public places and communicative power: In defense of deliberative democracy Regina Kreide Two cheers for the impunity norm Max Pensky