Guardians of Republicanism 2008
DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199204489.003.0001
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“…Early modern republican theorists were rarely in a position of power in actual republican states. Within republican polities such as the English Commonwealth, the ideals of republicanism were not widely held outside of London (Brenner, 2003: 539), and within the republic of Florence republican thinkers held no significant positions of power (Jurdjevic, 2008: 170). Less acknowledged by contemporary neo-Romans is that actual existing republics were ‘forged by historical experience’, in which political ideals were developed in conjunction with historical action (Honohan and Jennings, 2015: 8).…”
Section: Republicanism As a Theory Of Libertymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Early modern republican theorists were rarely in a position of power in actual republican states. Within republican polities such as the English Commonwealth, the ideals of republicanism were not widely held outside of London (Brenner, 2003: 539), and within the republic of Florence republican thinkers held no significant positions of power (Jurdjevic, 2008: 170). Less acknowledged by contemporary neo-Romans is that actual existing republics were ‘forged by historical experience’, in which political ideals were developed in conjunction with historical action (Honohan and Jennings, 2015: 8).…”
Section: Republicanism As a Theory Of Libertymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 In that setting, support for the people's participation in politics was not a given on the part of such aristocratic literati who might prefer their own versions of "hybrid republicanism," as Mark Jurdjevic demonstrates. 6 Overall, McCormick's work to recover the rightful role of "the peoplethe plebs, the many, the multitude . .…”
Section: Fundamentally Good: Mccormick On the People According To Machiavellimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Philip Pettit, along with the Cambridge School of intellectual historians, 36 has sought to identify a republican tradition stretching from the Roman Republic to Machiavelli, to the English Civil War, and the early United States. 37 Defined as 'neo-Roman', this school of thought has sought to show that republican liberty derives from the political ideal of 'self-government' 38 and it is the desire for 'political freedom', that distinguishes republicanism as a theory of liberty. 39 IR has largely missed the significance of republican thought because the latter was first and foremost a critique of absolutist imperialism.…”
Section: Republicanism In Theory and Historical Practicementioning
confidence: 99%