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Left And Right The Great Dichotomy Revisited Joo Cardoso Rosas Ana Rita Ferreira

Name: Left And Right The Great Dichotomy Revisited Joo Cardoso Rosas Ana Rita Ferreira
SKU: BELL-22965856
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Left And Right The Great Dichotomy Revisited Joo Cardoso Rosas Ana Rita Ferreira instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.6 MB

Pages: 430

Author: João Cardoso Rosas; Ana Rita Ferreira

ISBN: 9781443851558, 1443851558

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Left And Right The Great Dichotomy Revisited Joo Cardoso Rosas Ana Rita Ferreira by João Cardoso Rosas; Ana Rita Ferreira 9781443851558, 1443851558 instant download after payment.

The great dichotomy between left and right has been a feature of pluralist politics since its emergence in modern times. Left and right are also central to the understanding of the political history of the twentieth century and may be gaining renewed visibility in the context of the current economic crisis, both in Europe and beyond. Should scholars think, once again, with and within the dichotomy, or can they think better beyond its strictures? The contributions to this volume provide answers to these and other questions in ways that are theoretically sound and empirically informed.