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    ISBN: 9781108412254 , 9781108419833
    Language: English
    Pages: x, 183 Seiten , 23 cm
    Parallel Title: Erscheint auch als Cohen, Elizabeth F., 1973 - The political value of time
    DDC: 320.01
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    Keywords: Citizenship ; Political participation ; Democracy ; State, The ; Time Political aspects ; Political science ; Time ; Politik ; Zeit ; Demokratie ; Staat ; Politische Theorie ; Politik ; Zeit ; Demokratie ; Staat ; Politische Theorie
    Abstract: "Time is widely recognized as one of the most precious and finite resources required for the accomplishment of human purposes. Within the domain of the political, time is required for almost any exercise of liberty that people seek to protect through the enforcement of social contracts, constitutions, and laws. Time is therefore inextricable from the realization of any vision of political justice. All political subjects encounter myriad ways in which their time is structured, valued, appropriated, or freed by the state. In the United States, we wait to turn 18 to acquire political voice and full representation. Then we wait again, to turn 62 or 66, when we can retire from work and receive retirement benefits, if we wish. People file taxes on April 15; redistricting hinges on decennial censuses; and prosecutors specify when crimes were committed to determine whether statutes of limitation have expired. Around us convicted criminals are punished with prison sentences of varying durations, legal permanent residents refrain from traveling for long periods of time as they seek to naturalize, and election cycles run their course only to begin anew. Despite the significance of time for the satisfaction of people's ends, the legitimate power of the state to command the time of its subjects and set a political schedule is not generally contested"--
    Abstract: The sovereign temporal boundaries around nation-states, populations, and citizenries -- Democracy, duration, and lived consent -- Time's political value -- The political economy of time
    Note: Enthält Literaturverzeichnis Seite 164-177 und Index
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