Enrico Biale
Biographic Data
| ID | 4375812 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enrico Biale |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enrico |
| FAMILY NAME | Biale |
| SIGNATURE | BIALE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Humanities, University of Piemonte Orientale, Vercelli, Italy |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7899-0989 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Justice and Future Generations
What do we we owe to future persons if we are to build a society in which all people are treated as free and equal? Answering this question requires rethinking both theories of justice and theories of democracy. This is because while it seems plausible to hold that a just society should not privilege the interests of present persons alone, this intuition raises difficult questions. How can future people be represented in present decisions? Should…
Filosofia dello sport. Una rassegna ragionata delle discussioni contemporanee
Per quanto lo sport sia una pratica sociale con una lunga storia e che ha ormai una certa rilevanza più o meno diretta nella vita di molte persone, l’analisi filosofica di questo fenomeno è abbastanza recente. Se alcuni contributi sono stati presentati sin dagli anni ‘30 del XX secolo, la filosofia dello sport come disciplina autonoma si è sviluppata solo a partire dagli anni ’70. Mentre i primi contributi erano interni alla filosofia dell’educaz…
Empowering the young in an aging democracy
An index of intergenerational justice
The Intergenerational Justice Index provides a valuable tool for assessing fairness across age groups. By highlighting disparities, it can inform and support public policies aimed at fostering more equitable relationships between generations
Enhancing Democratic Expertise Through Intra‐Party Deliberation
A progressive approach to normative political theorizing
In this article, we argue that a progressive approach to normative political theorizing should incorporate a conception of meaningful political change that is nonutopian (it conceives of advancements as gradual stages), large-scale (it involves the largest possible numbers of organized and unorganized social movements), and democratically emancipatory (it displays a commitment to breaking down the barriers that prevent individuals from feeling re…
Preferential voting systems
Democracy acknowledges its members as free and equal by recognising them as full political agents rather than mere beneficiaries of policies chosen by others and by granting them the opportunity to exercise this role without incurring excessive burdens. This does not require that they directly participate in the decision-making process, because this form of participation would be particularly demanding and it will be limited to a few decisions. T…
Regaining control over precarity
Intra-party Deliberation and Reflexive Control within a Deliberative System
From within a “systemic approach” to deliberative democracy, political parties can be seen as crucial actors in facilitating deliberation, by playing epistemic, motivational, and justificatory functions that are central to the deliberative ideal. However, we point out that if we assume a purely outcome-oriented conception of the role of parties within a deliberative system, we risk losing sight of a central tenet of deliberative democracy and of …
Democracy and Diversity
A multidimensional account of democratic legitimacy
This paper analyses the possibility of granting legitimacy to democratic decision-making procedures in a context of deep pluralism. We defend a multidimensional account according to which a legitimate system needs to grant, on the one hand, that citizens should be included on an equal footing and acknowledged as reflexive political agents rather than mere beneficiaries of policies, and, on the other hand, that their decisions have an epistemic qu…
Introduction
The collection of essays published in this special issue represents the final outcome of a research project – URBANITAS which we carried out, respectively as principal investigator and as researche
A Fluid Demos for a Hypermigration Polity
Intra-party Deliberation and Reflexive Control within a Deliberative System
From within a “systemic approach” to deliberative democracy, political parties can be seen as crucial actors in facilitating deliberation, by playing epistemic, motivational, and justificatory functions that are central to the deliberative ideal. However, we point out that if we assume a purely outcome-oriented conception of the role of parties within a deliberative system, we risk losing sight of a central tenet of deliberative democracy and of …
An index of intergenerational justice
The Intergenerational Justice Index provides a valuable tool for assessing fairness across age groups. By highlighting disparities, it can inform and support public policies aimed at fostering more equitable relationships between generations
A multidimensional account of democratic legitimacy
This paper analyses the possibility of granting legitimacy to democratic decision-making procedures in a context of deep pluralism. We defend a multidimensional account according to which a legitimate system needs to grant, on the one hand, that citizens should be included on an equal footing and acknowledged as reflexive political agents rather than mere beneficiaries of policies, and, on the other hand, that their decisions have an epistemic qu…
Introduction
The collection of essays published in this special issue represents the final outcome of a research project – URBANITAS which we carried out, respectively as principal investigator and as researche
A Fluid Demos for a Hypermigration Polity
Democracy and Diversity
Intra-party Deliberation and Reflexive Control within a Deliberative System
From within a “systemic approach” to deliberative democracy, political parties can be seen as crucial actors in facilitating deliberation, by playing epistemic, motivational, and justificatory functions that are central to the deliberative ideal. However, we point out that if we assume a purely outcome-oriented conception of the role of parties within a deliberative system, we risk losing sight of a central tenet of deliberative democracy and of …
Regaining control over precarity
A progressive approach to normative political theorizing
In this article, we argue that a progressive approach to normative political theorizing should incorporate a conception of meaningful political change that is nonutopian (it conceives of advancements as gradual stages), large-scale (it involves the largest possible numbers of organized and unorganized social movements), and democratically emancipatory (it displays a commitment to breaking down the barriers that prevent individuals from feeling re…
Preferential voting systems
Democracy acknowledges its members as free and equal by recognising them as full political agents rather than mere beneficiaries of policies chosen by others and by granting them the opportunity to exercise this role without incurring excessive burdens. This does not require that they directly participate in the decision-making process, because this form of participation would be particularly demanding and it will be limited to a few decisions. T…
Justice and Future Generations
What do we we owe to future persons if we are to build a society in which all people are treated as free and equal? Answering this question requires rethinking both theories of justice and theories of democracy. This is because while it seems plausible to hold that a just society should not privilege the interests of present persons alone, this intuition raises difficult questions. How can future people be represented in present decisions? Should…
Filosofia dello sport. Una rassegna ragionata delle discussioni contemporanee
Per quanto lo sport sia una pratica sociale con una lunga storia e che ha ormai una certa rilevanza più o meno diretta nella vita di molte persone, l’analisi filosofica di questo fenomeno è abbastanza recente. Se alcuni contributi sono stati presentati sin dagli anni ‘30 del XX secolo, la filosofia dello sport come disciplina autonoma si è sviluppata solo a partire dagli anni ’70. Mentre i primi contributi erano interni alla filosofia dell’educaz…
Empowering the young in an aging democracy
An index of intergenerational justice
The Intergenerational Justice Index provides a valuable tool for assessing fairness across age groups. By highlighting disparities, it can inform and support public policies aimed at fostering more equitable relationships between generations
Enhancing Democratic Expertise Through Intra‐Party Deliberation
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