The Polish Solidarity Movement: Revolution, Democracy and Natural RightsRoutledge, 11 sep 2002 - 336 pagina's This book provides a groundbreaking analysis of democratization in Poland by placing Solidarity in the context of the major democratic upheavals of modernity: the French and American Revolutions. This study undertakes the first full historical comparison of the Polish movement with the ideals and institutions of democracy achieved in the last three centuries. |
Inhoudsopgave
The charismatic presentation of natural rights A Weberian theory of democracy | |
Formal natural rights and the American Revolution | |
Substantive natural rights and the French Revolution | |
Natural rights and liberal capitalist development An overview | |
The MarxistLeninist response to natural rights and liberal capitalism | |
Solidaritys articulation of natural rights | |
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
The Polish Solidarity Movement: Revolution, Democracy and Natural Rights Arista M. Cirtautas Gedeeltelijke weergave - 2002 |
The Polish Solidarity Movement: Revolution, Democracy and Natural Rights Arista Maria Cirtautas Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1997 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
According Adam Michnik American and French American Revolution articulated Balcerowicz Plan basis Cambridge charismatic communities citizens citizenship civic civil collective communist concept conduct conflicts Consequently Constitution context core elite democracy economic elected emancipation emerged equality established ethical ethos example existing free market freedom French Revolution human dignity Ibid ideological impact independent individual institutional domains institutionalization instrumental rationality intellectuals interests interpretation Józef Tischner Keith John Lepak leaders leadership legacy legitimacy legitimated Lenin Leninist liberal capitalism liberal capitalist liberty man’s Marx Marx’s Max Weber modern democracy moral movement nation natural law natural rights doctrine one’s organization organizational oriented outcomes participation Party Party’s Poland Poles Polish political positive post-communist principles procedures protest Quoted R. R. Palmer realm reform regime representative government revolutionary role sans-culottes social groups society Solidarity Solidarity’s substantive natural thereby Tischner tradition transformation ultimately University Press value-rational value-rationality Wałesa workers