© Columbia University Press
Paper, 312 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-13741-6
$25.50
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April, 2006
Cloth, 312 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-13740-9
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"A long overdue introduction to a figure who defies both sound bites and the familiar academic division of labor." — Inside Higher Ed.
"This is an excellent book for both specialists in political theory and political activists... Highly recommended." — Choice
"This is an important book demonstrating the brilliance and relevance of Pierre Rosanvallon's work. It is high time that more of his writings were made available to an English-reading public. Everyone interested in democratic theory and practice should read this book." — Jean Cohen, Columbia University, author of Regulating Intimacy: A New Legal Paradigm
"This collection gives . . . a very readable sample of the work of one of today's most original and insightful political thinkers. Rosanvallon's careful historical reconstructions and penetrating contemporary analyses together bring into view immensely fruitful and illuminating new perspectives on today's problems and their historical genesis." — Charles Taylor, McGill University, author of Modern Social Imaginaries
"Pierre Rosanvallon is a remarkable political thinker who sheds new light on the theory and practice of democracy. This collection brings his important work to an English-speaking audience. It will enrich our understanding of the perils and possibilities of democratic politics." — Michael Sandel, Harvard University