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   http://www.vvork.com/ ?p=10956

   »On the Question of the Political Exhibition«, 2005 by Dmitry Vilensky (Still from Protest Match video, 2006).

   2 hours ago in VVORK · Authority: 472
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   Why Not Eat an Eclair? · David Runciman: Why Vote?

   http://www.lrb.co.uk/ v30/ n19/ runc01_.html

   Why would anyone vote for Barack Obama? Not why would anyone want to see Obama elected president rather than John McCain (or Hillary Clinton for that matter), but why would anyone who desired that outcome think that his or her individual vote could make the slightest difference in helping to bring it about?

   5 hours ago in London Review of Books · Authority: 1,032
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   Upcoming

   http://jdeanicite.typepad.com/ i_cite/ 2008/ 10/ upcoming.html

   I'll be in CT this weekend at the Association for Political Theory meeting at Wesleyan. I'm presenting some newish work, related to a developing project on drive. Here's a draft of the paper. Comments are welcome. Please don't cite it without checking with me; it's still a work in progress.

   21 hours ago in I cite · Authority: 74
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   Upcoming

   http://jdeanicite.typepad.com/ i_cite/ 2008/ 10/ upcoming.html

   I'll be in CT this weekend at the Association for Political Theory meeting at Wesleyan. I'm presenting some newish work, related to a developing project on drive. Here's a draft of the paper. Comments are welcome. Please don't cite it without checking with me; it's still a work in progress.

   21 hours ago by jdean in I cite · Authority: 87
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   Looking For Books From A Liberal Perspective

   http://therawness.com/ looking-for-books-from-a-liberal-perspective/

   I’m looking to expand my views by trying some books with more of a leftist slant.  In this post, I discussed my favorite conservative books.  I want to try something different and read some... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

   1 day ago by tbb3000 in The Rawness - human nature · Authority: 27
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   Left Behind

   http://crookedtimber.org/ 2008/ 10/ 01/ left-behind/

   Ingrid’s post below (plus a couple of other events) prompted me to look for G.A. Cohen’s new book: Rescuing Justice and Equality (UK) is apparently already out in the US despite being published on November 1st.

   6 days ago by mfarrell2010 in Crooked Timber — Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made · Authority: 1,166
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   Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists

   http://www.roughtheory.org/ content/ saving-capitalism-from-the-capitalists/

   The final paragraph from Luigi Zingales critique of the Paulson plan reads: The decisions that will be made this weekend matter not just to the prospects of the U.S. economy in the year to come; they will shape the type of capitalism we will live in for the next fifty years.

   6 days ago by npepperell in Roughtheory.org · Authority: 73
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   A liberdade corretamente compreendida

   http://www.tomgpalmer.com/ archives/ 042679.php

   My lecture at the Liberal International meeting, “Freedom Properly Understood,” is now available in Portuguese: “A liberdade corretamente compreendida.” (Thank you, Magno!) A German translation is forthcoming.

   7 days ago in tomgpalmer.com · Authority: 80
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   Theory and Event: Volume 11, Issue 3, 2008

   http://www.continental-philosophy.org/ 2008/ 09/ 29/ theory-and-event-volume-11-…

   What is a Political Event? — Iain MacKenzie Transgression as a specific form of enjoyment in the criollo world — Gonzalo Portocarrero The Horror of Self-Reflection: The Concealment of Violence in a “Self-Conscious and Critical Society” — Roberto Farneti Law, Grace, and Race: The Political Theology

   8 days ago by erfani in Continental Philosophy · Authority: 82
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    Government Funding and the Economic Organization of Scienctific Research

    http://organizationsandmarkets.com/ 2008/ 09/ 29/ government-funding-and-the-eco…

    | Peter Klein | A prominent climate scientist, Richard Lindzen of MIT, argues that the politicization of climate science over the last decade is but a symptom of a larger, more general problem caused by government science funding: namely an emphasis on demonstrable results that satisfy the public and have “practical” implications, rather than the pursuit of scientific truth (via Sean Corrigan).

    8 days ago in Organizations and Markets · Authority: 121

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