Self‐determination for Indigenous peoples across the globe continues to be a controversial
and widely debated topic. In Canada, the language of recognition has been increasingly …

In this paper, we develop tools for understanding political agency and political events as
they unfold contextually in everyday life. We discuss alternative understandings of the …

In this book Paddy McQueen examines the role that'recognition'plays in our struggles to
construct an identity and to make sense of ourselves as gendered beings. It analyses how …

In recent years, the notion of recognition has gained a central position in debates about
multiculturalism, identity politics, problems of rights and justice, and the struggles of groups …

Given the diverse violations of human rights affecting women throughout the world, and the
likelihood that such violations misrecognize their moral worth, a cosmopolitan feminist …

This article aims to add a new layer to the debate on ideology, work and recognition. It
argues that Honneth's concept of 'ideological form of recognition'has great theoretical …

ĿĽ normative principles—thus all political agreements, throughout history and in all their
possible forms, fundamentally rest on or are based upon an exclusion, that is, an exclusion …

This essay offers a Duboisian defense of democracy's expressive and experimental values.
It argues that the expressive value of democracy supports an ideal of inclusion, whereas the …

In Charles Taylor's seminal writings, the revival of the nineteenth-century concept of
'recognition'was closely connected to the birth of 'multiculturalism'as a public policy and …

ERTY ķĻ Ľ altogether or retain an appeal that would be normatively unintelligible.
Considering what a central place the value of individual freedom occupies in our cultural …