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Francisco Arteaga,Martina G. Gallarza,Irene Gil nonentity among US political scientists? Kelsen (1881–1973) arrived in the United States in 1940, and thus spent over three decades of his long and impressive career there. Unlike many other academic refugees, he was already a famous figure upon his arrival, and within a few years was able to estab

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Christian M. Ringle,Sven Wende,Alexander Willat moment on, the basic concepts of historical materialism become central to his writings but only in association with his radical romantic . and his interest in Jewish messianism. As a consequence, Benjamin rejected the ideology of progress and, in his 1929 article on surrealism, identified communi

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Silvia Squillacciottien virtually silent about football.. As the world’s most popular mass mediated conduit of ., as an increasingly integrated multibillion dollar node in the networks of global capital, and as a site of unprecedented ideological influence, the modern football landscape seems like just the kind of field

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Valentina Stan,Gilbert Saportaonjuncture it is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. “Someone once said,” Jameson writes in “Future City” (2003), where he recapitulates and revises the point, and where it becomes apparent that he is probably misremembering some comments made by H. Bruce Franklin abou

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Kai Kristensen,Jacob Eskildsenntal to the subject, the voice for Lacan was one of only a few primordial phantasms that possessed the capacity to bridge (and, by consequence, simultaneously rupture) the Symbolic/Imaginary divide. The voice is, in ?i?ek’s own turn of phrase, a “l(fā)ittle piece of the Real.”. Theorists who have taken

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Clara Cordeiro,Alexandra Machás,Maria Manuela Neves” These students defied a well-established political and social order in their refusal of a drastic—and highly ideological—university tuition hike. Indeed, as it is well known today, the decision by Jean Charest’s Liberal government to raise tuition fees led to a massive uprising in the spring of 20

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