Republicanism in Theory and Practice (Paperback)

List of tables

Notes on contributors

Series editor’s preface[?]

Acknowledgements

1 Introduction

Iseult Honohan and Jeremy Jennings

Part I: The republican conception of liberty

2 Four models of republican liberty and self-government

Per Mouritsen

Part II: Historical expressions of republicanism

3 Reforming republicanism in nineteenth century Britain: James Lorymer’s The Republican in context

Duncan Kelly

4 Two philosophers of the Republic: Charles Renouvier and Jules Barni

Jeremy Jennings

5 Creating republican ceremony: French Presidential funerals 1880-1940

Pierre-Yves Baudot

6 Sean O’Faolain’s discourse of ‘the betrayal of the Republic’ in mid-twentieth

century Ireland

Mark McNally

Part III: The foundations of republican community

7 Political trust, democracy and the republican tradition

Francisco Herreros Vazquez

8 Contemporary republican theories: in search of solidarity

Laura Andronache

Part IV: Republican political institutions

9 Modern republican democratic contestation: a model of deliberative democracy

John Maynor

10 Republican theory and democratic transformation

John Schwarzmantel

11 Public spheres and civic competence in the European polity: a case of liberal republicanism?

Kostas Lavdas and Dimitris Chryssochoou

Part V: Applying republican theory to policy

12 Restricting family rights: philosophical reflections on transnational marriages

Margo Trappenburg

13 The French Republican ‘model of integration’ from theory to practice: the case of housing policy

Valerie Sala Pala

14 Educating citizens: nation-building and its republican limits

Iseult Honohan

15 Conclusion

Iseult Honohan and Jeremy Jennings

References

Index