The state has been a dominant political form for at least the last two hundred years. This is a multi-authored volume exploring the transformation of state as it experiences historical and conceptual crisis and envisioning how it could be re-constituted.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
I. The Idea of State.
CHAPTER 1. Michael Marder. The Categories of the State
CHAPTER 2. Alexander Filippov, The State in the International Legal Order
CHAPTER 3. Olga Bashkina. Popular Sovereignty, Constituent Power and Representation in the Early 20th-Century French Constitutional Theory
II. Critique of the State and the State of the Critique
CHAPTER 4. Panagiotis Sotiris. State Power and Social Transformation
CHAPTER 5. Maria Kochkina, Lindsey's "Concealed State" and the Left Strategy
CHAPTER 6. Ajay Singh Chaudhary. Franz Neumann and the Critical Theory of State for the 21st Century
III. Socialist and Communist State
CHAPTER 7. Lorenzo Chiesa. Lenin and the Transitional-Revolutionary State
CHAPTER 8. Agon Hamza. Marching of God, or the Ž iž ekian Theory of the State. Contemporary "Young Hegelianism"
CHAPTER 9. Christian Sorace. Democratic Corpses and Communist Specters: Between the Liberal Democratic and Post-Socialist State
IV Ex Pluribus Unum
CHAPTER 10. Artemy Magun, Civitas Paradoxa, or: The Dialectical Theory of State
