From Red to Green

The Changing Type of Minor Party Elected to Parliament: The Case of the Australian Senate from 1949 to 2010

“…As Feher and Heller (1984) and Marsh (1995) noted, social movements became significant drivers of political debate in liberal democracies, especially since the 1970s. In some cases, social movements underpinned the emergence of political parties.…”

From the body politic to the politics of the body: The biopolitical theory of Ferenc Fehér and Agnes Heller

“…At the same time, however, Fehér and Heller's interest in the biopolitical is both more specific and more immediately political than that of Foucault. While Foucault had taken up the concept of biopolitics within the context of his analysis of the rise of a unique political rationality in modernity, Heller and Fehér's work on the biopolitical can be understood as a continuation of their inquiry into the democratic potential of the new social movements that had proliferated in the West during the latter half of the 20th century (Féher & Heller, , , ). More specifically, their analysis sees biopolitics as a strain of contemporary political theory and praxis which, for reasons that will be discussed at greater length in what follows, threatens to take radical politics in a singularly dangerous direction.…”

rationalité pénale moderne, la société du risque et la juridicisation de l'opinion publique

“…J'adapte cette remarque à mes propos car elle décrit très bien ce qui se passe ici. Voir aussi Feher et Heller (1984). 23 Cette première question s'inspire librement d'une question fondamentale, mais en général mai comprise, posée par Luhmann (1974, p. 31) vis-à-vis l'évolution de la dogmatique juridique dans son ensemble.…”