The Philosopher
Mark Bevir
The face
The background
- Nationality:
- British
- Schools:
- Postanalytic philosophy, Historicism, Interpretivism
- Branchs:
- Philosophy of history, Social philosophy, history of ideas, Theory of governance, political theory, Philosophy, Public policy and organisation, Methodology, Anglophone thought, Continental thought, South Asian thought, Radical theory, Socialist theory, critical theory, Postanalytic approaches to subjectivity, Social inquiry, Ethics, Democratic theory
- Period:
- 20th-21st century
The synopsis
The works
The logic of the history of ideas
Interpreting British governance
New Labour: a critique
Governance stories
Key concepts in governance
The state as cultural practice
Democratic governance
The making of British socialism
Governance: a very short introduction
A theory of governance
Interpretive Social Science
Critiques of capital in modern Britain and America: transatlantic exchanges 1800 to the present day
Markets in historical contexts: ideas and politics in the modern world
Modern political science Anglo-American exchanges since 1880
Histories of postmodernism
Public governance (volumes 1–4)
Governance, consumers and citizens: agency and resistance in contemporary politics
Interpretive political science (volumes 1–4)
The Sage handbook of governance
Modern pluralism: Anglo-American debates since 1880
Interpreting global security
Social justice and modern capitalism: historiographical problems, theoretical perspectives
Traditions of governance: interpreting the changing role of the public sector
Historical understanding and the human sciences
What is genealogy?
Encyclopedia of governance
Encyclopedia of political theory
Ernest Belfort Bax: Marxist, idealist, and positivist
British socialism and American romanticism
Sidney Webb: utilitarianism, positivism, and social democracy
Meta-methodology: clearing the underbrush