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Scienza & Politica
ISSN 1590-4946 · University of Bologna · 295 artikel di indeks
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The New Covenant: Democracy and Globalization in the American Debate during the Clinton Presidency
The essay examines the political and intellectual debate that defined Bill Clinton's presidency. It explores his ambition to reform the relationship between economics and politics, as between society and the state. This effort was framed under the concept of a “new covenant,” which represented a…
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The Long Crisis of American Liberalism between Planning and Governance of Social Movements
Analyzing Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society policies, particularly those of the War on Poverty, the essay discusses the transformations that liberalism faces with the emergence of social organizations and movements whose radicalism calls into question the New Deal compromise. Precisely during this…
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Shaping the Economy Through Public Debt: Statebuilding in Industrializing America
The nineteenth-century U.S. state is often understood as a non-administrative state that purposefully shied away from intervening in the economy. This essay looks at the public debt amassed during the Civil War to explore how this instrument of finance and statecraft could be used to reshape the…
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The Neoliberal Sort: Liberalism’s Recompositions in the United States
This review essay rethinks “neoliberalism” in U.S. history. Rather than treating neoliberalism as a rupture, it proposes analyzing successive “sorts”, or recompositions, of liberal rule – formulas that stabilize the governance of capitalism by relocating authority among public and private…
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The New Deal as State Capitalism: the Labour State and Freedom of and from Capital
Starting from the contemporary debate on State Capitalism, this essay investigates this category in the New Deal. It was not only used by business and political associations that fueled a new conservative discourse against the state and labor. It also emerged in scientific and Marxist literature…
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«A coercive framework of industry». State, Capitalism and Conflict in the Economic Thought of J.R. Commons (1899–1915)
This essay reconstructs J.R. Commons’ reflections on the role of the state in the period leading up to the Great War (1899–1915). What emerges is a pragmatic and flexible notion of statehood that sheds light on often overlooked aspects of Progressivism and its relationship with a class conflict…
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Feminism and Judaism in the Thought of Tamar Ross
Tamar Ross, an Orthodox Jewish philosopher, seeks to reconcile feminism with Jewish tradition through her theory of “continuous revelation”. In works such as Expanding the Palace of Torah (2004), she interprets divine revelation as a dynamic process that gradually incorporates ethical and feminist…
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Bertrand Russell and the Struggle for Peace (1914–1918)
The outbreak of the First World War constituted a periodizing moment for Bertrand Russell, who, from 1914 onward and for the remainder of his life, devoted himself to the struggle against war. This contribution examines the pacifist political thought elaborated by Russell during the years of the…
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An Irrepressible Conflict. The State, Capitalism, and Labor in the United States
Starting from a critical reading of the New History of Capitalism as the history of a long Nineteenth Century in which the US state and capital took shape in light of the centrality of slavery and race in the world market, this introduction outlines the historical relationship between state and…
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Anti-Marxism, Post-Marxism and Neo-Marxism. On Some Conceptual Trajectories of the Crisis of Marxism
The essay explores the crisis of Marxism as a junction between anti-Marxism, post-Marxism, and neo-Marxism. Starting from Althusser, the crisis is interpreted not as decline but as an opportunity for theoretical and political renewal. The analysis examines the legacies of 1968, post-Fordism, and…
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Machiavelli and Just War: Between Necessity and Hope
This essay focuses on Machiavelli’s concept of the “just war.” Through an analysis of textual references related to necessity and hope, I will argue that Machiavelli offers an original definition of the iustum bellum, a definition that, encompassing the military, political, and conceptual spheres…
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The Element of “Passion” in Politics: Indignation and Sarcasm in the Writings of Antonio Gramsci
Even though the term “indignation” does not appear often in Gramsci’s writings, both before and during his imprisonment, the attitude of indignant rejection of injustice represents for him the starting point for political action aimed at remedying it. This attitude is distinguished from both the…
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Autonomy through the Welfare State: Some Notes on Michel Foucault’s Un système fini face à une demande infinie
This essay reads the relationship between autonomous subjectivation and social security in Foucault's thought in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The first part traces Foucault’s critique of the twentieth-century welfare state, focusing on how mechanisms of social security sharply constrain…
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Melancholic Indignation. Suarezian Itineraries
Analyzing the coincidence of moral and legal obligation for human conscience as conceptualised by Francisco Suarez, the article retraces the itinerary of the idea of debt in his work. The first formulation of debt is strictly connected with natural law and religion; then Suarez expands his…
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Vengeance or Punishment. Justice, Anger and Indignation in Thomas Hobbes
This article proposes a periodization of Hobbes’s treatment of revenge, anger, and indignation from the Elements of Law, through De Cive, to Leviathan. In the Elements, indignation is a comparative grief at the prosperity of those deemed unworthy, whose political activation depends on rhetorical…
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Passion and Judgment. The Politics and Ambivalence of Indignation
The monographic issue Forms of Indignation: Genesis and Uses of a Political Passion reconstructs the historical configurations of an affect in which emotional intensity is fused with judgment, and the force of reaction with normative claims. From the Second Scholasticism to modern political…
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Defending Democracy. Civic Education, History, and the Constitution
Si può misurare il sentimento degli italiani verso la democrazia? Giorgio Galli ha scritto che nel 1945 i leaders politici si ‘adattarono’ a quella forma di governo, «ma non l’hanno inventata […] cioè, non è un valore loro, è un valore ricevuto da altri». Moro chiese ai costituenti che la Carta si…
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The Panopticon and Its Disciplines: Samuel and Jeremy Bentham’s Inspection-Houses in Light of Michel Foucault’s Theory of Discipline
Michel Foucault identified Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon as an emblem of disciplinary power characteristic of the modern era. Starting from this well-established premise, the Author delves into the Foucauldian discourse on panoptic discipline. This investigation will reveal a significant difference…
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From Mao Zedong’s “People’s Democratic Dictatorship” to Xi Jinping’s “Whole Process People’s Democracy”: Common Threads and Profound Differences
This article reconstructs the evolution of the concept of democracy in the People’s Republic of China by comparing Mao Zedong’s “New Democracy” and “People’s Democratic Dictatorship” with Xi Jinping’s recent formulation of “whole-process people’s democracy”. Through a historical-conceptual…