David Campbell, Morton SchoolmanThe New Pluralism
William Connolly and the Contemporary Global Condition
Herausgeber: Campbell, David; Schoolman, Morton
David Campbell is Professor of Cultural and Political Geography at Durham University. He is the author of National Deconstruction: Violence, Identity, and Justice in Bosnia and Writing Security: United States Foreign Policy and the Politics of Identity. Morton Schoolman is Professor of Political Science at the State University of New York, Albany. He is the author of Reason and Horror: Critical Theory, Democracy, and Aesthetic Individuality and the editor of the series Modernity and Political Thought.
Introduction: Pluralism "Old" and "New" / Morton Schoolman and David
Campbell 1
A Pluralist Mind: Agonistic Respect and the Problem of Violence Toward
Difference / Morton Schoolman 17
Connolly's Voice / Thomas L. Dumm 62
The Time of Rights: Emergency Thoughts in an Emergency Setting / Bonnie
Honig 85
Visualizing Post-National Democracy / Roland Bleiker 121
Uncertain Constellations: Dignity, Equality, Respect, and . . . ? / Stephen
K. White 143
Prohibition and Transgression / George Kateb 167
Radicalizing Democratic Theory: Social Space in Connolly, Deleuze, and
Rancière / Michael J. Shapiro 197
Theorizing Dyslexia with Connolly and Haraway / Kathy E. Ferguson 221
Sovereignty and the Return of the Repressed / Wendy Brown 250
Becoming Connolly: Critique, Crossing Over, and Concepts / James Der Derian
273
Identity, Difference, and the Global: William Connolly's International
Theory / David Campbell 289
An Interview with William Connolly / Morton Schoolman and David Campbell
305
Bibliography 337
About the Contributors 349
Index 353
