Peter Bratsis
Biographic Data
| ID | 760716 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Bratsis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Bratsis |
| SIGNATURE | BRATSIS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Salford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Poulantzas, Syriza et les antinomies de la politique de gauche dans les sociétés libérales
Une lecture poulantzasienne de la montée et de la chute de SYRIZA comme force de gouvernement en Grèce permet de voir la faiblesse actuelle de l’État capitaliste aussi bien que l’incapacité de la gauche politique existante à dépasser le libéralisme. Le tournant autoritaire de l’État grec, s’appuyant de plus en plus sur des mécanismes coercitifs de contrôle, grandit à cause d’une crise de légitimité due à l’absence de réformes et au manque de dépe…
A corrupção política na era do capitalismo transnacional
O movimento anticorrupção, surgido no início da década de 1990, e sempre em crescimento desde então, demonstrou ter importância considerável na forma como entendemos e explicamos as desigualdades globais, bem como na redefinição de corrupção como falta de transparência. Este trabalho analisa o ritmo e o conteúdo desse movimento. Seu argumento é que, após o colapso da União Soviética e o aprofundamento de um capitalismo cada vez mais transnacional…
Everyday Life and the State
'Peter Bratsis breaks new ground, forcing us to think of the connections between big structures and our most intimate inner lives. A fascinating and erudite book.' -Frances Fox Piven, CUNY Nearly four centuries ago, liberal political thought asserted that the state was the product of a distant, pre-historical, social contract. Social science has done little to overcome this fiction. Even the most radical of theories have tended to remain silent o…
Political Corruption in the Age of Transnational Capitalism
The emergence of the ever-growing anti-corruption movement from the early ’90s onwards has proven itself to be of considerable importance in how we understand and explain global inequalities as well as in redefining corruption as a lack of transparency. This paper examines the timing and content of this international anti-corruption movement. It argues that, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the deepening of an increasingly transnati…
Legitimation Crisis and the Greek Explosion
The political 'explosion' that took place in Greece was a symptom of a systemic and deep-rooted legitimation crisis of the Greek state. This essay examines some of the causes of this crisis, how the political space in which this explosion occurred was produced, and possibilities for continued political antagonisms and struggles.Résumé L''irruption' politique qui a eu lieu en Grèce était un symptôme d'une crise de légitimité systémique et profonde…
The Construction of Corruption, or Rules of Separation and Illusions of Purity in Bourgeois Societies
George W. Bush and his "coalition of the willing" wage war on the corrupt regime of Saddam Hussein. Islamic fundamentalists deride their national governments as corrupt and, accordingly, have little love for the United States, a patron of many of these regimes. The World Bank has declared that corruption is the single greatest obstacle to global development. The Michigan Militia and similar right-wing populist groups claim that federal institutio…
Paradigm Lost: State Theory Reconsidered
The Construction of Corruption, or Rules of Separation and Illusions of Purity in Bourgeois Societies
George W. Bush and his "coalition of the willing" wage war on the corrupt regime of Saddam Hussein. Islamic fundamentalists deride their national governments as corrupt and, accordingly, have little love for the United States, a patron of many of these regimes. The World Bank has declared that corruption is the single greatest obstacle to global development. The Michigan Militia and similar right-wing populist groups claim that federal institutio…
Political Corruption in the Age of Transnational Capitalism
The emergence of the ever-growing anti-corruption movement from the early ’90s onwards has proven itself to be of considerable importance in how we understand and explain global inequalities as well as in redefining corruption as a lack of transparency. This paper examines the timing and content of this international anti-corruption movement. It argues that, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the deepening of an increasingly transnati…
Legitimation Crisis and the Greek Explosion
The political 'explosion' that took place in Greece was a symptom of a systemic and deep-rooted legitimation crisis of the Greek state. This essay examines some of the causes of this crisis, how the political space in which this explosion occurred was produced, and possibilities for continued political antagonisms and struggles.Résumé L''irruption' politique qui a eu lieu en Grèce était un symptôme d'une crise de légitimité systémique et profonde…
A corrupção política na era do capitalismo transnacional
O movimento anticorrupção, surgido no início da década de 1990, e sempre em crescimento desde então, demonstrou ter importância considerável na forma como entendemos e explicamos as desigualdades globais, bem como na redefinição de corrupção como falta de transparência. Este trabalho analisa o ritmo e o conteúdo desse movimento. Seu argumento é que, após o colapso da União Soviética e o aprofundamento de um capitalismo cada vez mais transnacional…
Paradigm Lost: State Theory Reconsidered
The Construction of Corruption, or Rules of Separation and Illusions of Purity in Bourgeois Societies
George W. Bush and his "coalition of the willing" wage war on the corrupt regime of Saddam Hussein. Islamic fundamentalists deride their national governments as corrupt and, accordingly, have little love for the United States, a patron of many of these regimes. The World Bank has declared that corruption is the single greatest obstacle to global development. The Michigan Militia and similar right-wing populist groups claim that federal institutio…
Legitimation Crisis and the Greek Explosion
The political 'explosion' that took place in Greece was a symptom of a systemic and deep-rooted legitimation crisis of the Greek state. This essay examines some of the causes of this crisis, how the political space in which this explosion occurred was produced, and possibilities for continued political antagonisms and struggles.Résumé L''irruption' politique qui a eu lieu en Grèce était un symptôme d'une crise de légitimité systémique et profonde…
Political Corruption in the Age of Transnational Capitalism
The emergence of the ever-growing anti-corruption movement from the early ’90s onwards has proven itself to be of considerable importance in how we understand and explain global inequalities as well as in redefining corruption as a lack of transparency. This paper examines the timing and content of this international anti-corruption movement. It argues that, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the deepening of an increasingly transnati…
Everyday Life and the State
'Peter Bratsis breaks new ground, forcing us to think of the connections between big structures and our most intimate inner lives. A fascinating and erudite book.' -Frances Fox Piven, CUNY Nearly four centuries ago, liberal political thought asserted that the state was the product of a distant, pre-historical, social contract. Social science has done little to overcome this fiction. Even the most radical of theories have tended to remain silent o…
A corrupção política na era do capitalismo transnacional
O movimento anticorrupção, surgido no início da década de 1990, e sempre em crescimento desde então, demonstrou ter importância considerável na forma como entendemos e explicamos as desigualdades globais, bem como na redefinição de corrupção como falta de transparência. Este trabalho analisa o ritmo e o conteúdo desse movimento. Seu argumento é que, após o colapso da União Soviética e o aprofundamento de um capitalismo cada vez mais transnacional…
Poulantzas, Syriza et les antinomies de la politique de gauche dans les sociétés libérales
Une lecture poulantzasienne de la montée et de la chute de SYRIZA comme force de gouvernement en Grèce permet de voir la faiblesse actuelle de l’État capitaliste aussi bien que l’incapacité de la gauche politique existante à dépasser le libéralisme. Le tournant autoritaire de l’État grec, s’appuyant de plus en plus sur des mécanismes coercitifs de contrôle, grandit à cause d’une crise de légitimité due à l’absence de réformes et au manque de dépe…
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Corruption and Economic Development (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies (2 works) · Economics (2 works)