Revolutionary Ideas: Borders, Elections, Constitutions, Prisons
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The Syllabus
Video
- Introduction To Part II
Readings
- Syllabus
- Networks
- Grading
- Argumentative Reflections
Videos
- Lecture 6.0: Political Community: An Introduction
- Lecture 6.1: Voluntarism & Political Community
- Lecture 6.2: Alternatives To Voluntarism: Rehfeld's Random Constituencies
- Lecture 6.3: Political Community, Cosmopolitanism & World Government
- Lecture 6.4.0: Immigration & Exclusion
- Lecture 6.4.1: Immigration, Exclusion & Open Borders
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Practice Exercise
- Political Community And Borders
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- Lecture 7.0: Representatives, Elections & Lotteries: An Introduction
- Lecture 7.1: The Case For Representatives
- Lecture 7.2: The Case For Elected Representatives
- Lecture 7.3.0: The Perils Of Elected Representation: Part I
- Lecture 7.3.1: The Perils Of Elected Representation: Part Ii
- Lecture 7.4.0: The Lottocracy
- Lecture 7.4.1: The Promise Of Lottocracy
- Lecture 7.4.2: Concerns About Lottocracy
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Practice Exercise
- Representatives, Elections, And Lotteries
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- Lecture 8.0: Constitutions: An Introduction
- Lecture 8.1: Constitutions As Limits
- Lecture 8.2: The Mechanisms Of Constitutional Limitations
- Lecture 8.3.0: Pre-Commitment & Constitutional Authority
- Lecture 8.3.1: Pre-Commitment Revisited
- Lecture 8.4: Constitutions & Process Theory
- Lecture 8.5.0: Constitutions, Judicial Review, & Constitutional Interpretation
- Lecture 8.5.1: Constitutional Interpretation
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Practice Exercise
- Constitutions
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- Lecture 9.0: Crime & Punishment: An Introduction
- Lecture 9.1.0: What Is Crime? What Should Be Criminalized?
- Lecture 9.1.1: What Can Be Criminalized? The Hart-Devlin Debate
- Lecture 9.2: Theories Of Punishment
- Lecture 9.3.0: Theories Of Punishment: Retributivism
- Lecture 9.3.1: Retributivism Reconsidered
- Lecture 9.4: Alternatives To Incarcerations: Restorative Justice
- Reflections On Revolutionary Ideas: A Question & Answer Session With Prof. Guerrero
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Practice Exercise
- Prisons And Punishment & Conclusions
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