Power and Politics
Four Volume Set
Edited by:
- Mark Haugaard - National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland, National University of Ireland, Ireland
- Stewart R Clegg - The University of Sydney
March 2012 | 1 688 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Power theory, as a burgeoning field of study, has had, and continues to have, a huge impact across the social sciences. In particular, there has been considerable innovative work in the fields of organization studies and politics which in turn has fed research in a wide array of related fields, such as public administration, cultural studies, management and democratic theory. However, work on power is sprawling and seemingly eclectic – Power and Politics, along with the companion set Power and Organizations, takes stock of the theory by reviewing its foundations, current status and emerging new directions in both organization studies and political theory.
While there is evident synergy and cross-fertilization across the fields of organization studies and political theory, through the impact of work by figures such as Lukes, Bourdieu, Foucault, Haugaard, Clegg, Dean, Allen, and others there is sufficient distinction to warrant two separate but related collections. With Mark Haugaard, a leading figure in the field, as principal editor, Power and Politics focuses on power theory in the context of political power.
While there is evident synergy and cross-fertilization across the fields of organization studies and political theory, through the impact of work by figures such as Lukes, Bourdieu, Foucault, Haugaard, Clegg, Dean, Allen, and others there is sufficient distinction to warrant two separate but related collections. With Mark Haugaard, a leading figure in the field, as principal editor, Power and Politics focuses on power theory in the context of political power.
VOLUME ONE
The Three-Dimensional Power Debate: Power over as Domination
Robert Dahl
Nelson W. Polsby
Clarence Stone
Peter Bachrach and Morton Baratz
Raymond E. Wolfinger
Fredrick W. Frey
Raymond E. Wolfinger
Geoffrey Debenham
Peter Bachrach and Morton Baratz
Geoffrey Debnam
Alan Bradshaw
Steven Lukes
T. Benton
Barry Hindess
Peter Morriss
Power as Capacity for Action: Power to as Empowerment
Talcott Parsons
Anthony Giddens
Jurgen Habermas
Power and freedom
Philip Pettit
Peter Morriss
VOLUME TWO
Foucault and the Foucault Effect
Michel Foucault
Michel Foucault
Michel Foucault
Niklas Rose and Peter Miller
Mitchell Dean
Bent Flyvbjerg
Critique of Foucault and Foucauldian Analysis
Charles Taylor
Nancy Fraser
Michael Walzer
Hegemony, Ideology, Discourse
Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe
Aletta Norval
Cynthia Hardy, Ian Palmer and Nelson Phillips
The British/US Power Perspectives and Foucauldian Analysis: Confrontations and Synthesis?
John O'Neill
Peter Digesser
Stewart Clegg
Clarissa Hayward
Mark Haugaard
VOLUME THREE
Power and Structure: Agency and Constraint
Jeffrey C. Isaac
J. M. Barbalet
Pierre Bourdieu
Rob Stones
Clarissa Hayward and Steven Lukes
Power, Gender, Sexuality, Identity
Iris Marrion Young
Judith Butler
Nancy Fraser
Nancy Fraser
Amy Allen
Power in Critical Theory
Saar Martin
Axel Honneth
Amy Allen
Power, Culture and Status
Clifford Geertz
Robert N. Bellah
Jeffrey Alexander
Philip Smith
VOLUME FOUR
Power and International Politics
Ernest B. Haas
Kenneth N. Waltz
David A. Baldwin
Stephen D. Krasner
Joseph S. Nye
Stefano Guzzini
Michael Barnett and Raymond Duvall
Philip G. Cerny
Steven Lukes
Janice Bially Mattern
Analytic Approaches to Power
Raymond Aron
Denis Wrong
Terence Ball
Stefano Guzzini
Mark Haugaard
Mathematical and Rational Choice Models of Power
L. S. Shapley and Martin Shubik
Machover Moshe and Dan S. Felsenthal
Brian Barry
Keith Dowding
This is an interesting collection of articles that provides a good overview of the field.
KWALON