Rohit Lekhi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4376474 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rohit Lekhi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rohit |
| FAMILY NAME | Lekhi |
| SIGNATURE | LEKHI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Warwick |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Genealogy of Politics
Globalization and the political economy of risk
This article examines notions of globalization through the conceptual lens of risk. Adapting the framework employed by Frank H. Knight, the article identifies three variables that help to explain how the role of risk and risk management is understood across a variety of (often antagonistic) literatures on globalization – these variables are boundaries, knowledge and organization. The article examines how three broadly distinct approaches to globa…
Rethinking Class Politics
It is now a commonplace to suggest that class politics is at an end. In the face of widespread social and economic change, class has become increasingly marginal to the theoretical and practical concerns of those engaged in emancipatory struggle. This is discernible most clearly in the recent proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non - class axes where class appears to be of little, if any, relevance. Nevertheless, and despite…
The politics of African America on‐line
2000). The politics of African America on‐line. Democratization: Vol. 7, The Internet, Democracy and Democratization, pp. 76-101
Sovereignty and Subjectivity
This analysis of notions of subject and identity in international relations goes beyond discussions of identity politics to argue that sovereignty and subjectivity implicate each other, together constituting the political.
The Contexts of Class
Class now occupies a marginal position in much of contemporary social and political theory and (it seems) in politics in general. This is discernible most clearly in the proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non class axes where class appears to be of little (if any) relevance. This article suggests that class is still important for our understanding of political struggles (including ostensibly non-class struggles) but only if…
Globalization and the political economy of risk
This article examines notions of globalization through the conceptual lens of risk. Adapting the framework employed by Frank H. Knight, the article identifies three variables that help to explain how the role of risk and risk management is understood across a variety of (often antagonistic) literatures on globalization – these variables are boundaries, knowledge and organization. The article examines how three broadly distinct approaches to globa…
The politics of African America on‐line
2000). The politics of African America on‐line. Democratization: Vol. 7, The Internet, Democracy and Democratization, pp. 76-101
Rethinking Class Politics
It is now a commonplace to suggest that class politics is at an end. In the face of widespread social and economic change, class has become increasingly marginal to the theoretical and practical concerns of those engaged in emancipatory struggle. This is discernible most clearly in the recent proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non - class axes where class appears to be of little, if any, relevance. Nevertheless, and despite…
The Contexts of Class
Class now occupies a marginal position in much of contemporary social and political theory and (it seems) in politics in general. This is discernible most clearly in the proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non class axes where class appears to be of little (if any) relevance. This article suggests that class is still important for our understanding of political struggles (including ostensibly non-class struggles) but only if…
The Contexts of Class
Class now occupies a marginal position in much of contemporary social and political theory and (it seems) in politics in general. This is discernible most clearly in the proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non class axes where class appears to be of little (if any) relevance. This article suggests that class is still important for our understanding of political struggles (including ostensibly non-class struggles) but only if…
Sovereignty and Subjectivity
This analysis of notions of subject and identity in international relations goes beyond discussions of identity politics to argue that sovereignty and subjectivity implicate each other, together constituting the political.
Globalization and the political economy of risk
This article examines notions of globalization through the conceptual lens of risk. Adapting the framework employed by Frank H. Knight, the article identifies three variables that help to explain how the role of risk and risk management is understood across a variety of (often antagonistic) literatures on globalization – these variables are boundaries, knowledge and organization. The article examines how three broadly distinct approaches to globa…
Rethinking Class Politics
It is now a commonplace to suggest that class politics is at an end. In the face of widespread social and economic change, class has become increasingly marginal to the theoretical and practical concerns of those engaged in emancipatory struggle. This is discernible most clearly in the recent proliferation of emancipatory projects constituted around non - class axes where class appears to be of little, if any, relevance. Nevertheless, and despite…
The politics of African America on‐line
2000). The politics of African America on‐line. Democratization: Vol. 7, The Internet, Democracy and Democratization, pp. 76-101
The Genealogy of Politics
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