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Christodemocracy and the alternative democratic theory of America's Christian Right[electronic resource] /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	261.7
書名/作者:	Christodemocracy and the alternative democratic theory of America's Christian Right/ by Gabriel S. Hudson.
作者:	Hudson, Gabriel S.
出版者:	New York : : Palgrave Macmillan US :, 2016.
面頁冊數:	xii, 180 p. : : digital ;; 22 cm.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
標題:	Religious right - United States.
標題:	Conservatism - Religious aspects
標題:	Democracy - Religious aspects
標題:	Political Science and International Relations.
標題:	Democracy.
標題:	Political Theory.
標題:	US Politics.
標題:	Religion and Society.
ISBN:	9781137523648
ISBN:	9781137523631
內容註:	Preface -- 1. Christodemocracy is the Alternative Normative Framework assumed by America's Christian Right -- 2. Christodemocracy is one of many normative frameworks used for understanding the behavior of democratic states -- 3. Christodemocratic Theory Is Based On Ten Core Assumptions -- 4. Discourse Analysis Provides a Qualitative Means for Recognizing Christodemocratic Assumptions Behind Political Activism -- 5. Christodemocracy Assumes That the Role of Any Government is to Enact Christian Morality -- 6. In Christodemocracy, Positive Religious Identity Supersedes Liberty of Conscience in a Competition of Rights -- 7. Christodemocracy Relies On a Provincial Historical Narrative to Justify Christian Primacy -- 8. Christodemocratic Rhetoric Equates Political Leveling with Persecution -- 9. Christodemocracy does not Recognize Rights that Contradict the Will of the Author of Rights -- 10. Christodemocracy Assumes a Fixed, Metaphysical Epistemology as the Measure of Agency and Expertise -- 11. Christodemocracy Paradoxically Embraces Populist Faith and Strict Hierarchical Authority -- 12. Christodemocracy is illiberal because it assumes collective consequences for individual behavior -- 13. Christodemocracy Rejects Political Outcomes Thought To Be The Product of an Illegitimate Identity -- Conclusion.
摘要、提要註:	This book evaluates the democratic theory of America's Christian Right (CR) The CR has been examined extensively in academic literature. However, most analyses focus on its origins, policy preferences, or successful mobilization. Hudson instead examines the normative assumptions about governance that inform CR activism. The CR has its own answers to the core questions asked in democratic theory, such as "What legitimizes power?" and "What is the proper relationship between the state and the individual?" The author outlines ten normative assumptions of the CR and compares each to its counterpoint in liberal democratic theory. Much of what the CR believes about democracy comes from the same authors as modern and postmodern democratic theory but differs in its interpretation and application. The book describes in detail the theory of CR and demonstrates how the CR operates from a different view of governance than is usually associated with the United States.
電子資源:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-52364-8

Christodemocracy and the alternative democratic theory of America's Christian Right[electronic resource] /
Hudson, Gabriel S.

Christodemocracy and the alternative democratic theory of America's Christian Right[electronic resource] /by Gabriel S. Hudson. - New York :Palgrave Macmillan US :2016. - xii, 180 p. :digital ;22 cm.

Preface -- 1. Christodemocracy is the Alternative Normative Framework assumed by America's Christian Right -- 2. Christodemocracy is one of many normative frameworks used for understanding the behavior of democratic states -- 3. Christodemocratic Theory Is Based On Ten Core Assumptions -- 4. Discourse Analysis Provides a Qualitative Means for Recognizing Christodemocratic Assumptions Behind Political Activism -- 5. Christodemocracy Assumes That the Role of Any Government is to Enact Christian Morality -- 6. In Christodemocracy, Positive Religious Identity Supersedes Liberty of Conscience in a Competition of Rights -- 7. Christodemocracy Relies On a Provincial Historical Narrative to Justify Christian Primacy -- 8. Christodemocratic Rhetoric Equates Political Leveling with Persecution -- 9. Christodemocracy does not Recognize Rights that Contradict the Will of the Author of Rights -- 10. Christodemocracy Assumes a Fixed, Metaphysical Epistemology as the Measure of Agency and Expertise -- 11. Christodemocracy Paradoxically Embraces Populist Faith and Strict Hierarchical Authority -- 12. Christodemocracy is illiberal because it assumes collective consequences for individual behavior -- 13. Christodemocracy Rejects Political Outcomes Thought To Be The Product of an Illegitimate Identity -- Conclusion.

This book evaluates the democratic theory of America's Christian Right (CR) The CR has been examined extensively in academic literature. However, most analyses focus on its origins, policy preferences, or successful mobilization. Hudson instead examines the normative assumptions about governance that inform CR activism. The CR has its own answers to the core questions asked in democratic theory, such as "What legitimizes power?" and "What is the proper relationship between the state and the individual?" The author outlines ten normative assumptions of the CR and compares each to its counterpoint in liberal democratic theory. Much of what the CR believes about democracy comes from the same authors as modern and postmodern democratic theory but differs in its interpretation and application. The book describes in detail the theory of CR and demonstrates how the CR operates from a different view of governance than is usually associated with the United States.

ISBN: 9781137523648

Standard No.: 10.1057/978-1-137-52364-8doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

385872
Religious right
--United States.

LC Class. No.: BR115.P7 / H83 2016

Dewey Class. No.: 261.7

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