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|a 1. Sovereignty, Dan Lee -- 2. Liberty and the Rule of Law: Freedom in Renaissance Republicanism, Peter Stacey -- 3. The "Common Good", Simone Maghenzani -- 4. Economic and Social Democracy, Anna K. Becker -- 5. Religion and the Principles of Political Obligation, Ethan H. Shagan -- 6. Citizenship and Gender, Virginia Cox -- 7. Ethnicity, Race and Nationalism: Human Diversity and Democracy in the Renaissance, Peter Stamatov -- 8. Democratic Crises, Revolutions and Civil Resistance, David Ragazzoni -- 9. International Relations, Kurosh Meshkat -- 10. Beyond the Polis, Transforming Sovereignty: News and Popular Politics, Kirsty Rolfe
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