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200 14$aThe Idea of Republic and Philosophy
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210  1$aIstanbul, Turkiye :$cIstanbul University Press,$d2024.
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330   $aThis book commemorates the centennial of the Republic of Turkey by exploring the concept of the republic through the lens of political philosophy. Edited by M. Ertan Karde?, Cengiz Çakmak, and Arda Telli, it brings together diverse scholarly perspectives on the theoretical, institutional, and practical challenges faced by republics in contemporary times. The work examines the historical foundations of republican thought, particularly Greco-Roman influences, and addresses modern issues such as neoliberalism's erosion of republican institutions, challenges to citizenship, and the need for new forms of political action. Contributions from various authors analyze topics like deliberative democracy, active citizenship, modernization, and the evolving nature of the republic. The book is aimed at scholars, students, and readers interested in political theory, philosophy, and the evolution of republicanism.$7Generated by AI.
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