Pluralism in political philosophy: a commentary on Dowding and Walsh

Overview of attention for article published in Australian Journal of Political Science, September 2020

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RT @AusJPolSci: For @AOprea_PPE, the intellectual community of political philosophy would be better off if it included representatives and…

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RT @AusJPolSci: For @AOprea_PPE, the intellectual community of political philosophy would be better off if it included representatives and…

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RT @AusJPolSci: For @AOprea_PPE, the intellectual community of political philosophy would be better off if it included representatives and…

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For @AOprea_PPE, the intellectual community of political philosophy would be better off if it included representatives and methods from both philosophy and political science. Read more here: https://t.co/M3nlFQQhi4 https://t.co/WYdXvyvNqN

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