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Recognition theory as social research

investigating the dynamics of social conflict

edited byNicholas Smith

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Introduction

a recognition-theoretical research programme for the social sciences

Nicholas Smith

pp.1-18
Is recognition a basis for social or political thought? Terry Pinkard

pp.21-38
Hegelian recognition, critical theory, and the social sciences Jean-Philippe Deranty

pp.39-60
Misrecognition, marriage, and derecognition Christopher F. Zurn

pp.63-86
Work as a sphere of norms, paradoxes, and ideologies of recognition Nicholas Smith

pp.87-108
Recognition as the grounds of a general theory of crime as social harm? Majid Yar

pp.109-126
Recognition and religious diversity

the case of legal exemptions

Jonathan Seglow

pp.127-146
The politics of ethno-national conflict transformation

a recognition-theoretical reading of the peace process in northern Ireland

Shane O'Neill

pp.149-172
Recognition as statecraft?

contexts of recognition and transformations of state membership regimes

David Owen

pp.173-191
Recognition and immigration Ruth Cox

pp.192-212
The global politics of recognition Volker Heins

pp.213-230

Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2012

Pages: 247

ISBN (hardback): 978-1-349-33374-5

ISBN (digital): 978-1-137-26292-9

Full citation:

Smith Nicholas (2012) Recognition theory as social research: investigating the dynamics of social conflict. Dordrecht, Springer.