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Barcelona, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, 2008, 229 pp.
Political Philosophy
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| The concept of Political Philosophy.- The concept of politics: Action. Power. Political identity.- Political society and civil society: Judgement in politics.- The concept and forms of political ordination.- Means and ends of political ordination: Does end justify means?.-The preference norms of political ordination: The principle of liberty. The principle of equality.- The problem of legitimacy.- The concept and forms of political government: The autocratic government. The democratic government.- The paradigm of pluralism.- The methods of political government: Direct democracy. Representative democracy.- The problem of governance.- The ends of political government: Political ideologies.- The international ordering of peace.- The democratic worldlization.- The concept of citizenship: Intercultural citizenship.- The civil virtues.- The problem of political obligation: concept and theories.- The limits of the political government: Rights and duties of government. Rights and duties of citizens.- Political disobedience |
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Barcelona, Kairós, 2007, 222 pp
The Cosmopolitan Identity.
The Limits of Patriotism in the Global Era
Cosmopolitans under suspicion.- The global jungle.- Security is patriot.- Liberty is cosmopolitan.- Born to world.- The global nomadism.- The illusion of non-permanence.- Cosmopolitan morality.- Taste in diversity.- The horror of domicile.- At home everywhere.- Stranger at home.- The myth of concentric identitties.- Loyalty to landscape.- The cosmopolitan choice
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Barcelona, Ariel, 2004, 189 pp.
Intercultural ethics. Practical reason before challenges from cultural diversity
The necessity of an intercultural ethics.- Checking monoculturalism in ethics.- Empirical grounds: biology of human behavior, neurocognitive capacities; a crosscultural practical reason.- Procedural rules: the reflective method, rule of autonomy, rule of reciprocity, rule of reflexivity.- Intercultural patterns: existing crosscultural values; implicit values within procedural rules; basic intercultural moral patterns.- Limits of any intercultural ethics.- Comparisons are possible
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Barcelona, Editorial Mediterrània, 2002, 349 pp.
In defense of an intercultural ethics. Interdisciplinary reflections
Edited by Norbert Bilbeny with the contribution of considered authors as León Olivé (UNAM), Maria-Jesus Buxó (U. Barcelona), Francisco Fernández Buey (U. Pompeu Fabra). Chapters by Bilbeny focuses: Ehics and interculturality.- Possibilities of dialog between cultures.- Fallacies to avoid in intercultural ethics.
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Barcelona, Gedisa, 2002, 187 pp.
In a common cause. Ethics for diversity
Foreword by Pasqual Maragall.- In a common cause: a debate on integration.- Identities in a pluralistic society.- The constructed shared identity.- Models of democratic social inclusion.- Values in conflict.- The misunderstanding of other.- Relativism and universality in moral judgment. Common values in construction.- Dialog and deliberation.- Denials on diversity.- Interculturality in progress.
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Madrid, Tecnos, 1999, 110 pp.
The Socratic protocol of political liberalism
The Socratic liberalism.- Public deliberation.- Moral leadership.- Liberalism as political education.- The communitarian criticism.- Liberal monoculturalism.- A pluralistic alternative: pluralism versus liberalism. |
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Barcelona, Ariel, 1999, 160 pp.
Democracy for Diversity
To what is democracy good?- Democracy as instrument.- Democratic values.- Democracy is a process.- Democracy in Global Era.- Positive values of globalization.- Negative consequences of globalization.- World-wide democratization in front of Neoconservative globalization.- The rebuilding power of democracy.- Liberty for inclusion.- Equality for difference.- Two cultural models of democracy: the liberal and the pluralistic paradigms.- Democracy without borders.- Learning to listen.
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Barcelona, Península, 1998, 140 pp.
Socrates. Knowledge as Ethics
Socrates in the multicultural city.- Socratic dialog at the present time.- The quest for knowledge.- The dialectic method of knowledge.- Virtue as subject of knowledge.- Towards a knowledge of temperance.- Caring of oneself.- Self control.- The constitution of practical knowledge.- Discussing on justice.- The recovery of politics.- Political disobedience.- Eros and research.
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Barcelona, Ariel, 1998, 284 pp.
Politics without State. An introduction to Political Philosophy
Why politics?.- The concept of politics.- Political society and civil society.- Why a political order?.- The political order.- Means for political order.- Aims of political order.- Procedural norms for political order.- Preference norms for political order.- The political government.- The methods of democratic government.- Why obedience to political order?.- Citizenship.- The problem of political obligation.- The limits of political government: Rights and duties. Political disobedience.
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Barcelona, Destino, 1996, 262 pp.
Europe since Sarajevo. Ethical and Political Key Questions of European Citizenship
Foreword by Xavier Rubert de Ventós.- Towards an European citizenship.- Social Europe at risk.- The coming of the European individual.- Limits of the current European citizenship.- The closing of citizenship.- Patriots.- Pariah.- Samaritans.- The extent of the European citizenship.- A right to belong anywhere.- Proofs for citizenship.- Right and duty to speech.- The extent of citizenship.- The integration of national and foreigners.- A moral concern for European citizenship.- Ethical standards for European citizenship.- The European heritage.- Misery of Eurocentrism.- Identities on struggle.- Europe beyond borders: dual citizenship, transnational Europe.
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