In recent years, a number of critics of liberalism have focused on its supposed dependence on a voluntaristic and impoverished conception of the self and its inability in consequence to recognise and do justice to those moral phenomena – ideas regarding allegiance, desert and responsibility in particular – that are connected to the situatedness of embodied selves. Samuel Scheffler’s strategy in...

Recent years have witnessed significant democratic erosion, particularly in eastern Europe. This article suggests that the explanations of backsliding, largely focused on historical and post-communist experiences this region, fail to note striking counterintuitive influence ethnic politics. Departing from an observation practices deteriorated significantly more European countries without mobili...

The article attempts to determine the role of women's agenda in activities political parties and place women parliamentary factions leading Great Britain. Based on analysis policies Labour, Conservatives Liberal Democrats problem promotion politics, gender quotas as a tool for attracting female electorate is analyzed. 2019 General Elections tasks were faced with terms are described broad histor...

This article examines the relationship between peace and structural power by developing a critical framework to understand how politics of inclusion in processes shape limit actors included at negotiating table, turn, processes. It argues that – or setting boundaries ‘political’ is dynamic interplay dominant liberal political security exclusion narratives elites, resistant social justice discou...

Solomon Benatar offers an important critique of the limited frame that sets the boundaries of much of what is referred to as ‘global health.’ In placing his comments within a criticism of increasing poverty (or certainly income and wealth inequalities) and the decline in our environmental commons, he locates our health inequities within the pathology of our present global economy. In that respe...