Guillermo Graíño Ferrer
Biographic Data
| ID | 4405967 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guillermo Graíño Ferrer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guillermo Graíño |
| FAMILY NAME | Ferrer |
| SIGNATURE | FERRER G G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Francisco de Vitoria |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0934-5200 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Introduction
The article introduces the second part of a symposium, “The Crowd in the History of Political Thought,” which is being published as a two-part special issue, and which explores visions of the role of the people and populism in the writings of past thinkers. The articles in this second part are by European scholars with disparate interests and approaches to the history of political thought. Populism proves difficult to define, partly because popul…
Introduction
The article introduces a symposium, “The Crowd in the History of Political Thought,” which is being published as a two-part special issue. The articles are by American and European scholars with disparate interests and approaches to the history of political thought. Some engage contemporary questions, while others offer interpretive analyses. Today, commentators, scholars, and pundits alike ignore the history of political thought to the detriment…
Al norte de Roma o al sur de Bruselas. La revolución de la Lega
This article analyses the ideological, organisational and electoral evolution of the Italian political party Lega Nord. Based on a set of different approaches, its aim is to explain the emergence and consolidation of a new party model which resembles the evolution of other European populist parties, like the French Front National. In a first step, we analyze the relationship between the so-called northern question and the territorial political su…
Democracy, free association and boundary delimitation
This article aims to illustrate the confusion within today’s secessionist movements regarding the liberal and the nationalist arguments for legitimising secession. To do so, the liberal theory of secession – understood as an approach primarily based on consent – is examined, its limitations highlighted and its contradictions with nationalism stated. We then use the case of the fictional Tabarnia region to show how problematic the use of liberal a…
Introduction
The article introduces a symposium, “The Crowd in the History of Political Thought,” which is being published as a two-part special issue. The articles are by American and European scholars with disparate interests and approaches to the history of political thought. Some engage contemporary questions, while others offer interpretive analyses. Today, commentators, scholars, and pundits alike ignore the history of political thought to the detriment…
Democracy, free association and boundary delimitation
This article aims to illustrate the confusion within today’s secessionist movements regarding the liberal and the nationalist arguments for legitimising secession. To do so, the liberal theory of secession – understood as an approach primarily based on consent – is examined, its limitations highlighted and its contradictions with nationalism stated. We then use the case of the fictional Tabarnia region to show how problematic the use of liberal a…
Democracy, free association and boundary delimitation
This article aims to illustrate the confusion within today’s secessionist movements regarding the liberal and the nationalist arguments for legitimising secession. To do so, the liberal theory of secession – understood as an approach primarily based on consent – is examined, its limitations highlighted and its contradictions with nationalism stated. We then use the case of the fictional Tabarnia region to show how problematic the use of liberal a…
Al norte de Roma o al sur de Bruselas. La revolución de la Lega
This article analyses the ideological, organisational and electoral evolution of the Italian political party Lega Nord. Based on a set of different approaches, its aim is to explain the emergence and consolidation of a new party model which resembles the evolution of other European populist parties, like the French Front National. In a first step, we analyze the relationship between the so-called northern question and the territorial political su…
Introduction
The article introduces the second part of a symposium, “The Crowd in the History of Political Thought,” which is being published as a two-part special issue, and which explores visions of the role of the people and populism in the writings of past thinkers. The articles in this second part are by European scholars with disparate interests and approaches to the history of political thought. Populism proves difficult to define, partly because popul…
Introduction
The article introduces a symposium, “The Crowd in the History of Political Thought,” which is being published as a two-part special issue. The articles are by American and European scholars with disparate interests and approaches to the history of political thought. Some engage contemporary questions, while others offer interpretive analyses. Today, commentators, scholars, and pundits alike ignore the history of political thought to the detriment…
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