Regina Kreide
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 384880 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Regina Kreide |
| NOMBRES | Regina |
| APELLIDO | Kreide |
| FIRMA | KREIDE R |
| AFILIACIONES | Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3948-0350 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 6 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Introduction to special issue on book symposium Populism and civil society
Populism and Civil Society: The Challenge to Democratic Constitutionalism (2022) by Andrew Arato and Jean Cohen is an important book that addresses a widespread and ominous phenomenon around the world: The challenge of populism. This book forms a symposium by renowned authors which gathers commentaries on Arato and Cohen’s book. From different points of view, comments, suggestions and queries are put forward, to which the authors respond. The aut…
Social critique and transformation
What is critical theory - and what is it not? This essay attempts a new answer to this old question and examines which normative convictions immanent to social reality can be used to describe, analyse and criticise contemporary, global forms of domination that form blockades of social and political participation. The analysis proceeds in a double step, referring both to the critique of society and to the critique of theory that describes society.…
Global (in)justice and the human right to housing. A practice-based approach
Housing has become a political problem in the vast majority of cities around the world, highlighting obvious injustices. The article pursues the question to what extent the existing human right to housing can be of any interest here. The practice-based approach of Charles Beitz can help against the background of some systematic supplements. A ‘negative’ approach that distinguishes forms of injustice is an important prerequisite for a substantial …
A strong defence of democracy
The democratic world, the one in which the claim that all those affected by decisions should also be equally involved in the process of legislation on which these decisions are based prevailed, is vanishing. This historical legacy, as we are dramatically reminded in the light of the current economic, financial and pandemic developments could be lost for ever. Cristina Lafont’s book “ Democratic Shortcuts” seems to have been written in this spirit…
The Habermas Handbook
Jürgen Habermas is one of the most influential philosophers of our time. The Habermas Handbook offers a comprehensive overview and an in-depth analysis of Habermas’s work. Habermas scholars elucidate his thought, providing essential insight into his key concepts and his influence across politics, law, the social sciences, and public life.
My first time
Securitization of migration in Germany
In this article, we examine elements of contemporary securitization discourse about immigration and citizenship in Germany, looking both at the German-domestic and European contexts. We seek to identify mechanisms of exclusion from citizenship rights and from human rights that securitization discourses serve to establish. The current disaster faced by refugees and forced-migrants in the aftermath of the Arab Spring is a dreadful illustration of p…
Internationale Politische Theorie
Genese eines neuen Theoriefeldes der Philosophie. Internationale Politische Theorie ist ein relativ neuer Bereich in Philosophie und Politikwissenschaft, der aufgrund der politischen und globalen Entw
Die verdrängte Demokratie
<Demokratie ist nicht mehr selbstverständlich. Ein wachsendes Gefühl der Entfremdung von Politik breitet sich aus: Demokratische Institutionen scheinen intakt zu sein, aber sie bringen ganz und gar undemokratische Verhältnisse hervor wie Technokratie, Oligarchie und Elitismus. Diese Verdrängung der Demokratie in der Praxis spiegelt sich auch in der Theorie. Vorherrschende Demokratietheorien vernachlässigen die veränderten gesellschaftlichen Bedin…
Internationale Politische Theorie
Digital spaces, public places and communicative power
The deliberative model of politics has recently been criticized for not being very well equipped to conceptualize current developments such as the misinterpretation of political difference, the digital turn, and public protests. A first critique is that this model assumes a conception of public spheres that is too idealistic. A second objection is that it misconceives the relationship between empirical reality and normativity. Third, it is assume…
Resistance and Democracy
Internationale Politische Theorie
Kritik und Widerstand
Transformations of Democracy
Is democracy in crisis? On the one hand, it seems to be decaying under the leadership of political elites who make decisions behind closed doors. On the other hand, citizens are taking to the streets to firmly assert their political participation across the globe. Drawing on a range of theoretical and empirical perspectives, this collection examines the multiple transformations which both the practice and the idea of democracy are undergoing toda…
Transformations of Democracy
Is democracy in crisis? On the one hand, it seems to be decaying under the leadership of political elites who make decisions behind closed doors. On the other hand, citizens are taking to the streets to firmly assert their political participation across the globe. Drawing on a range of theoretical and empirical perspectives, this collection examines the multiple transformations which both the practice and the idea of democracy are undergoing toda…
Between morality and law
Human rights are currently either seen in a morally exaggerated way as “trump cards” in political negotiations or they are pruned back to a purely juridical level, absorbed into legal instances. In contrast to this, the author defends a political conception of human rights that overcomes the problems besetting both conceptions, but without having to sacrifice their critical, normative content or a realistic role for human rights in international …
The hidden (r)evolution
The article is a review of Hauke Brunkhorst’s book on a Critical Theory of Legal Revolutions. The author addresses three points: (1) Hauke Brunkhorst’s notion of history, and of what remains unseen; (2) the dialectics of evolution and revolution, and whether the approach is sufficiently dialectic, according to its own promise; and (3) the (too) implicit notion of critique
Habermas-Handbuch
Habermas-Handbuch
Bekanntester deutscher Philosoph der Gegenwart. Seit mehr als fünfzig Jahren prägt Jürgen Habermas das intellektuelle Leben Deutschlands und darüber hinaus. Mit seinem Werk nimmt er entscheidenden Ein
Self-employment of Women and Welfare-state Policies
The redefinition of self-employment in recent decades has facilitated appearance of entrepreneurs – those who enter self-employment out of unemployment or other disadvantageous circumstances. Women entrepreneurs are part of this category. Differences among women's motivations, aspirations, and obstacles they face in becoming entrepreneurs are discussed as part of a larger comparative study conducted in six European countries and financed by Europ…
Poverty and Responsibility in a Globalized World
This article seeks to explain some of the ramifications of globalization processes for the pressing problem of increasing global poverty. It distinguishes two competing approaches to explaining the causes of poverty-related injustice and justifying conceptions of obligations towards the poor. A first approach, the assistance approach, is mainly directed at identifying inappropriate worldwide income and asset distribution; the other, the causal ap…
Giorgio Agamben
Context-sensitive universalism
Presentation de l'ouvrage de T. Scanlon intitule «Ce que nous devons les uns aux autres» (1999) consacre au probleme de la motivation et de la justification des normes morales dans le cadre d'une theorie contractualiste de la raison pratique
Armut, Gerechtigkeit und Demokratie
In his article “A Global Resources Dividend” Thomas Pogge argues that all inhabitants of the world have an equal claim to use the world’s natural resources. Pogge suggests a Global Resource Dividend (GRD) which is tobe used for raising the minimum living standard of the world’s poorest people. Pogge’s proposal has been criticized on three different levels. First, it has been objected that from a normative point of view the moral justification of …
Securitization of migration in Germany
In this article, we examine elements of contemporary securitization discourse about immigration and citizenship in Germany, looking both at the German-domestic and European contexts. We seek to identify mechanisms of exclusion from citizenship rights and from human rights that securitization discourses serve to establish. The current disaster faced by refugees and forced-migrants in the aftermath of the Arab Spring is a dreadful illustration of p…
Self-employment of Women and Welfare-state Policies
The redefinition of self-employment in recent decades has facilitated appearance of entrepreneurs – those who enter self-employment out of unemployment or other disadvantageous circumstances. Women entrepreneurs are part of this category. Differences among women's motivations, aspirations, and obstacles they face in becoming entrepreneurs are discussed as part of a larger comparative study conducted in six European countries and financed by Europ…
Social critique and transformation
What is critical theory - and what is it not? This essay attempts a new answer to this old question and examines which normative convictions immanent to social reality can be used to describe, analyse and criticise contemporary, global forms of domination that form blockades of social and political participation. The analysis proceeds in a double step, referring both to the critique of society and to the critique of theory that describes society.…
Digital spaces, public places and communicative power
The deliberative model of politics has recently been criticized for not being very well equipped to conceptualize current developments such as the misinterpretation of political difference, the digital turn, and public protests. A first critique is that this model assumes a conception of public spheres that is too idealistic. A second objection is that it misconceives the relationship between empirical reality and normativity. Third, it is assume…
Armut, Gerechtigkeit und Demokratie
In his article “A Global Resources Dividend” Thomas Pogge argues that all inhabitants of the world have an equal claim to use the world’s natural resources. Pogge suggests a Global Resource Dividend (GRD) which is tobe used for raising the minimum living standard of the world’s poorest people. Pogge’s proposal has been criticized on three different levels. First, it has been objected that from a normative point of view the moral justification of …
Armut, Gerechtigkeit und Demokratie
In his article “A Global Resources Dividend” Thomas Pogge argues that all inhabitants of the world have an equal claim to use the world’s natural resources. Pogge suggests a Global Resource Dividend (GRD) which is tobe used for raising the minimum living standard of the world’s poorest people. Pogge’s proposal has been criticized on three different levels. First, it has been objected that from a normative point of view the moral justification of …
Context-sensitive universalism
Presentation de l'ouvrage de T. Scanlon intitule «Ce que nous devons les uns aux autres» (1999) consacre au probleme de la motivation et de la justification des normes morales dans le cadre d'une theorie contractualiste de la raison pratique
Self-employment of Women and Welfare-state Policies
The redefinition of self-employment in recent decades has facilitated appearance of entrepreneurs – those who enter self-employment out of unemployment or other disadvantageous circumstances. Women entrepreneurs are part of this category. Differences among women's motivations, aspirations, and obstacles they face in becoming entrepreneurs are discussed as part of a larger comparative study conducted in six European countries and financed by Europ…
Poverty and Responsibility in a Globalized World
This article seeks to explain some of the ramifications of globalization processes for the pressing problem of increasing global poverty. It distinguishes two competing approaches to explaining the causes of poverty-related injustice and justifying conceptions of obligations towards the poor. A first approach, the assistance approach, is mainly directed at identifying inappropriate worldwide income and asset distribution; the other, the causal ap…
Giorgio Agamben
Habermas-Handbuch
Habermas-Handbuch
Bekanntester deutscher Philosoph der Gegenwart. Seit mehr als fünfzig Jahren prägt Jürgen Habermas das intellektuelle Leben Deutschlands und darüber hinaus. Mit seinem Werk nimmt er entscheidenden Ein
Internationale Politische Theorie
Kritik und Widerstand
Transformations of Democracy
Is democracy in crisis? On the one hand, it seems to be decaying under the leadership of political elites who make decisions behind closed doors. On the other hand, citizens are taking to the streets to firmly assert their political participation across the globe. Drawing on a range of theoretical and empirical perspectives, this collection examines the multiple transformations which both the practice and the idea of democracy are undergoing toda…
Transformations of Democracy
Is democracy in crisis? On the one hand, it seems to be decaying under the leadership of political elites who make decisions behind closed doors. On the other hand, citizens are taking to the streets to firmly assert their political participation across the globe. Drawing on a range of theoretical and empirical perspectives, this collection examines the multiple transformations which both the practice and the idea of democracy are undergoing toda…
Between morality and law
Human rights are currently either seen in a morally exaggerated way as “trump cards” in political negotiations or they are pruned back to a purely juridical level, absorbed into legal instances. In contrast to this, the author defends a political conception of human rights that overcomes the problems besetting both conceptions, but without having to sacrifice their critical, normative content or a realistic role for human rights in international …
The hidden (r)evolution
The article is a review of Hauke Brunkhorst’s book on a Critical Theory of Legal Revolutions. The author addresses three points: (1) Hauke Brunkhorst’s notion of history, and of what remains unseen; (2) the dialectics of evolution and revolution, and whether the approach is sufficiently dialectic, according to its own promise; and (3) the (too) implicit notion of critique
Internationale Politische Theorie
Genese eines neuen Theoriefeldes der Philosophie. Internationale Politische Theorie ist ein relativ neuer Bereich in Philosophie und Politikwissenschaft, der aufgrund der politischen und globalen Entw
Die verdrängte Demokratie
<Demokratie ist nicht mehr selbstverständlich. Ein wachsendes Gefühl der Entfremdung von Politik breitet sich aus: Demokratische Institutionen scheinen intakt zu sein, aber sie bringen ganz und gar undemokratische Verhältnisse hervor wie Technokratie, Oligarchie und Elitismus. Diese Verdrängung der Demokratie in der Praxis spiegelt sich auch in der Theorie. Vorherrschende Demokratietheorien vernachlässigen die veränderten gesellschaftlichen Bedin…
Internationale Politische Theorie
Digital spaces, public places and communicative power
The deliberative model of politics has recently been criticized for not being very well equipped to conceptualize current developments such as the misinterpretation of political difference, the digital turn, and public protests. A first critique is that this model assumes a conception of public spheres that is too idealistic. A second objection is that it misconceives the relationship between empirical reality and normativity. Third, it is assume…
Resistance and Democracy
The Habermas Handbook
Jürgen Habermas is one of the most influential philosophers of our time. The Habermas Handbook offers a comprehensive overview and an in-depth analysis of Habermas’s work. Habermas scholars elucidate his thought, providing essential insight into his key concepts and his influence across politics, law, the social sciences, and public life.
My first time
Securitization of migration in Germany
In this article, we examine elements of contemporary securitization discourse about immigration and citizenship in Germany, looking both at the German-domestic and European contexts. We seek to identify mechanisms of exclusion from citizenship rights and from human rights that securitization discourses serve to establish. The current disaster faced by refugees and forced-migrants in the aftermath of the Arab Spring is a dreadful illustration of p…
A strong defence of democracy
The democratic world, the one in which the claim that all those affected by decisions should also be equally involved in the process of legislation on which these decisions are based prevailed, is vanishing. This historical legacy, as we are dramatically reminded in the light of the current economic, financial and pandemic developments could be lost for ever. Cristina Lafont’s book “ Democratic Shortcuts” seems to have been written in this spirit…
Global (in)justice and the human right to housing. A practice-based approach
Housing has become a political problem in the vast majority of cities around the world, highlighting obvious injustices. The article pursues the question to what extent the existing human right to housing can be of any interest here. The practice-based approach of Charles Beitz can help against the background of some systematic supplements. A ‘negative’ approach that distinguishes forms of injustice is an important prerequisite for a substantial …
Social critique and transformation
What is critical theory - and what is it not? This essay attempts a new answer to this old question and examines which normative convictions immanent to social reality can be used to describe, analyse and criticise contemporary, global forms of domination that form blockades of social and political participation. The analysis proceeds in a double step, referring both to the critique of society and to the critique of theory that describes society.…
Introduction to special issue on book symposium Populism and civil society
Populism and Civil Society: The Challenge to Democratic Constitutionalism (2022) by Andrew Arato and Jean Cohen is an important book that addresses a widespread and ominous phenomenon around the world: The challenge of populism. This book forms a symposium by renowned authors which gathers commentaries on Arato and Cohen’s book. From different points of view, comments, suggestions and queries are put forward, to which the authors respond. The aut…
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