Liberty through Political Representation and Rights Recognition

Allsobrook, Christopher

doi:10.3167/th.2017.6415004

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“…I cannot rehearse these arguments here, but see Hamilton 2003, Geuss 2013and Hamilton 2017. (I should note though that nowhere do I suggest that rights should be discarded; properly conceived and reduced in significance they do have a role to play, as Piper (2006), Boucher (2011) and Allsobrook (2017) suggest too. )…”

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Representation Needs Resistance

Hamilton

2017

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In responding to the five excellent articles on Freedom is Power collected here, I argue that my account of representation in politics runs all the way down, as does my associated views on needs and institutional critique aimed at diminishing domination. I take on board some of the other criticisms levelled at me, but resist the notion that my account of freedom as power constrains resistance. Liberty through representation requires and depends upon resistance; it also institutionalises it.

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Representation Needs Resistance

Hamilton

2017

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Liberty through Political Representation and Rights Recognition

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