Titlebook: Giddens and Politics beyond the Third Way; Utopian Realism in t Peter Kolarz Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Bernd Dollinger,Henning Schmidt-Semischxtent ., which in part already moves from sociological analysis towards more programmatic pronouncements. Unlike his works around structuration theory, which deal with abstract theoretical concepts (structure, agency, time, space, power), these texts are centred on a substantive analysis of the worl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05306-0erment he ascribes to the time-space dimension of globalization cannot readily be reconciled with bleaker perspectives focused on the economic realm. By resolving this tension, we can ascertain where a politics consistent with Giddens’ utopian realist analysis of late modernity would need to stand o

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Handbuch Kinder und h?usliche Gewalt), . (2000), parts of . (1994), as well as several articles elaborating on one or several elements already found in the main Third Way works. His Third Way broadly focuses on three themes: the state and civil society, the welfare state and inequality, and responses to globalization. The substantive

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,Polizeiliche Intervention und Pr?vention,he political character of his work as comprehensively as possible in order to highlight its shortcomings and strengths and to show that an integrated reading yields the most fruitful scope for future political utility. The most overt points of criticism have been on his Third Way, but only in the se

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05306-0ssessment of whether Giddens’ own Third Way does in fact present a suitable conclusion to the utopian realist analysis, and will also help us constructively think about emancipatory politics going forward.

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