Jamie Munn
Biographic Data
| ID | 4118041 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jamie Munn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jamie |
| FAMILY NAME | Munn |
| SIGNATURE | MUNN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the West of England |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Key Research Concepts in Politics and International Relations
The Hegemonic Male and Kosovar Nationalism, 2000-2005
The article addresses the link between manhood and nationhood in postconflict Kosova. Albanian Kosovars, like many 'traditionally' patriarchal societies, have constructed identities of the patriotic man and the exalted childbearing woman as icons of national survival. These designated identities often negate the realities of war-affected communities. The gendered places of man and woman in political reality are marred by the traumatic events of c…
Gendered (Non)participants? What Constructions of Citizenship Tell Us about Democratic Governance in the Twenty-first Century
A review of political regimes at the end of the twentieth century is undoubtedly marked by many notable and substantive changes, in which the model of 'liberal democracy' became the norm. Yet, what also emerged was an evident gap between the eligibility and the willingness or interest to participate in the political sphere. Claims of a 'participation crisis' mushroomed in numerous circles and many states, and political regimes, in turn, flagged u…
Introduction
THIS special half issue of Parliamentary Affairs brings together several pertinent themes that have been the source of debate—academic and broader—in recent years. We hear much about the ‘crisis of participation’ in which ‘traditional’ forms of political activity attract the participation of ever-decreasing numbers, although the extent to which this is a ‘natural’ development of social change or the result of political bankruptcy remains to be de…
Gendered Realities of Life in Post-Conflict Kosovo
In 2005, years after an enforced peace was constructed between Serbia and its Albanian-majority province Kosovo, the outcome of a better life for ordinary citizens seemed yet to be fulfilled. However, this was not the most important change in the lives of Kosovars. I will argue that the lives of Kosovars are characterised by a lack of economic growth and the increased importance of the normative concept of the hegemonic man. Kosovars, like many “…
Kant and Liberal Internationalism
Kant and Liberal Internationalism, Antonio Franceschet, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002, pp. 164Few political notions are at once so normative and so equivocal as liberal internationalism. Today, the official discourse of the West resounds with appeals to a term that was long a trademark of the Left. Whatever sense is given it, the meaning of internationalism logically depends on some prior conception of nationalism, since it only has curre…
Gendered (Non)participants? What Constructions of Citizenship Tell Us about Democratic Governance in the Twenty-first Century
A review of political regimes at the end of the twentieth century is undoubtedly marked by many notable and substantive changes, in which the model of 'liberal democracy' became the norm. Yet, what also emerged was an evident gap between the eligibility and the willingness or interest to participate in the political sphere. Claims of a 'participation crisis' mushroomed in numerous circles and many states, and political regimes, in turn, flagged u…
The Hegemonic Male and Kosovar Nationalism, 2000-2005
The article addresses the link between manhood and nationhood in postconflict Kosova. Albanian Kosovars, like many 'traditionally' patriarchal societies, have constructed identities of the patriotic man and the exalted childbearing woman as icons of national survival. These designated identities often negate the realities of war-affected communities. The gendered places of man and woman in political reality are marred by the traumatic events of c…
Introduction
THIS special half issue of Parliamentary Affairs brings together several pertinent themes that have been the source of debate—academic and broader—in recent years. We hear much about the ‘crisis of participation’ in which ‘traditional’ forms of political activity attract the participation of ever-decreasing numbers, although the extent to which this is a ‘natural’ development of social change or the result of political bankruptcy remains to be de…
Gendered Realities of Life in Post-Conflict Kosovo
In 2005, years after an enforced peace was constructed between Serbia and its Albanian-majority province Kosovo, the outcome of a better life for ordinary citizens seemed yet to be fulfilled. However, this was not the most important change in the lives of Kosovars. I will argue that the lives of Kosovars are characterised by a lack of economic growth and the increased importance of the normative concept of the hegemonic man. Kosovars, like many “…
Kant and Liberal Internationalism
Kant and Liberal Internationalism, Antonio Franceschet, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002, pp. 164Few political notions are at once so normative and so equivocal as liberal internationalism. Today, the official discourse of the West resounds with appeals to a term that was long a trademark of the Left. Whatever sense is given it, the meaning of internationalism logically depends on some prior conception of nationalism, since it only has curre…
Gendered Realities of Life in Post-Conflict Kosovo
In 2005, years after an enforced peace was constructed between Serbia and its Albanian-majority province Kosovo, the outcome of a better life for ordinary citizens seemed yet to be fulfilled. However, this was not the most important change in the lives of Kosovars. I will argue that the lives of Kosovars are characterised by a lack of economic growth and the increased importance of the normative concept of the hegemonic man. Kosovars, like many “…
Gendered (Non)participants? What Constructions of Citizenship Tell Us about Democratic Governance in the Twenty-first Century
A review of political regimes at the end of the twentieth century is undoubtedly marked by many notable and substantive changes, in which the model of 'liberal democracy' became the norm. Yet, what also emerged was an evident gap between the eligibility and the willingness or interest to participate in the political sphere. Claims of a 'participation crisis' mushroomed in numerous circles and many states, and political regimes, in turn, flagged u…
Introduction
THIS special half issue of Parliamentary Affairs brings together several pertinent themes that have been the source of debate—academic and broader—in recent years. We hear much about the ‘crisis of participation’ in which ‘traditional’ forms of political activity attract the participation of ever-decreasing numbers, although the extent to which this is a ‘natural’ development of social change or the result of political bankruptcy remains to be de…
The Hegemonic Male and Kosovar Nationalism, 2000-2005
The article addresses the link between manhood and nationhood in postconflict Kosova. Albanian Kosovars, like many 'traditionally' patriarchal societies, have constructed identities of the patriotic man and the exalted childbearing woman as icons of national survival. These designated identities often negate the realities of war-affected communities. The gendered places of man and woman in political reality are marred by the traumatic events of c…
Key Research Concepts in Politics and International Relations
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (2 works) · Citizenship (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (2 works)