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| Civic Republicanism and Political Philosophy | |
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| THE MONIST An International Quarterly Journal of General Philosophical Inquiry Edited by Barry Smith http://wings.buffalo.edu/philosophy/Publications |
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Deadline: January 2000 |
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Send to: mailto:pnp@coombs.anu.edu.au |
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| Advisory Editor: Philip Pettit (Canberra) mailto:pnp@coombs.anu.edu.au |
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| Republican political theory has been identified by a number
of recent historical and philosophical commentators as a political philosophy with
distinctive themes and a distinctive stance. In particular, it has been presented as an
alternative both to liberalism, broadly conceived, and to the communitarianism that many
have represented as the antonym of liberalism. This issue of The Monist will be devoted to
the exploration of this approach to political philosophy and submissions that seek to
characterise, develop or criticise republicanism are welcome. Authors are particularly
invited to focus on aspects of the republican approach that make for a contrast with any
of the various forms of liberalism and communitarianism. ___________________________________ Department of Philosophy 611 Baldy Hall University at Buffalo 716 633 2041 Buffalo NY 14260 - 1010 fax: 716 645 6139 http://wings.buffalo.edu/philosophy/faculty/smith email Barry Smith: phismith@acsu.buffalo.edu |
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