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Reading for Class 01 - HUMAN NATURE & Political Philosophy - Heywood.pdf | Reading for Class 01 - HUMAN NATURE & Political Philosophy | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 02 - LIBERTY Negative Positive etc - Berlin & Knowles.pdf | Reading for Class 02 - LIBERTY Negative Positive | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 03 - EQUALITY - Arneson in Goodin & Temkin in Christiano.pdf | Reading for Class 03 - EQUALITY | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 04 - POLITICAL OBLIGATION - Knowles & Simmons.pdf | Reading for Class 04 - POLITICAL OBLIGATION | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 05 - SOLIDARITY - Stjerno.pdf | Reading for Class 05 - SOLIDARITY | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 06 - COMMUNITARIANISM and Conservatism - in Christman.pdf | Reading for Class 06 - COMMUNITARIANISM and Conservatism | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 08 - RUSSIAN CONSERVATISM by Elena Chebankova - Carleton University.pdf | Reading for Class 08 - RUSSIAN CONSERVATISM | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 09 - HINDUTVA Debate 2018.pdf | Reading for Class 09 - HINDUTVA | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 10 - CONFUCIAN Social Ethics & Plato's Meritocracy.pdf | Reading for Class 10 - CONFUCIAN Social Ethics | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 11 - CONFUCIAN Politics & Liberal Democracy.pdf | Reading for Class 11 - CONFUCIAN Politics & Liberal Democracy | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 12 - ISLAMIC Political Thought & Human Rights.pdf | Reading for Class 12 - ISLAMIC Political Thought & Human Rights | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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Reading for Class 13 - Anti-Cosmopolitanism - Shapcott.pdf | Reading for Class 13 - Anti-Cosmopolitanism | Janusz Salamon, Ph.D. |
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AI completely prohibited The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the preparation of assignments, projects, or other outputs in this course is not permitted. The aim of the course is to develop independent skills, and working with AI would undermine this goal. Any use of AI will be considered a violation of the rules and may be classified as plagiarism. Poslední úprava: Salamon Janusz, Ph.D. (29.09.2025)
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GLOBAL POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY - JPM040
ETCS: 5 credits Prerequisites: None Taught in WINTER Semester
Lecturer: Dr Janusz Salamon
Time: TUESDAY, 8.00-9.20 PLACE: Jinonice, classroom C122
CONTACTS: Email: janusz.salamon at fsv.cuni.cz Office hours: Monday, 17.00-18.20 & Tuesday, 14:00-15:20 in office 514 (Floor 5) in Jinonice
COURSE CHARACTERISTICS: The course is designed specifically for students of MA in International Politics and Economics with the aim to enable all students - both those who did their undergraduate studies in political science and those he did not - to explore the key problems of political philosophy in a global context. Thus while for the students who are newcomers to political theory all issues discussed in the course of the semester will be new, for those who have studied political philosophy the approach to the foundational questions of political philosophy will be different from what they already know. The global dimension of the course will consists in bringing to the picture of contemporary political philosophy - which is usually dominated entirely by contributions of Western political thinkers - complementary perspectives of East Asian (predominantly Chinese) and Islamic political traditions. It is hoped that this course will serve as a basis for a truly global and inter-cultural approach to the study of other areas of political science which IEPS students will pursue in the next semesters of their degree programme. COURSE OUTLINE: Class 1 Global Political Anthropology or How Diverse Views of Human Nature Influence Political Traditions Class 2 Various Conceptions of Liberty and Variety of Liberalism Class 3 Various Conceptions of Equality and Variety of Egalitarianism Class 4 Justification of Political Obligation / Political Authority in the East and the West Class 5 Communitarianism and Conservatism in the West Class 6 MIDTERM TEST (11.11.2025) Class 7 Russian Conservatism Class 8 Political Philosophy of India's 'Hindutva' Movement Class 9 Confucian Political Thought Class 10 Confucian Political Tradition and Individual Rights Class 11 Islamic Political Thought Class 12 Islamic Political Tradition and Individual Rights LITERATURE: The class readings will be always available for download at the present course webpage in the SIS: The lecture readings will be taken mainly from the following books (available at the library of the Faculty of Social Sciences in Jinonice): Risse M., Global Political Philosophy, Palgrave, 2012. Goodin, R. E., P. Pettit, T. Pogge (eds), A Companion to Contemporary Political Philosophy, Blackwell, 2007. Simon, R. L., Guide to Social and Political Philosophy, Blackwell, 2002. Christiano, T., J. Christman (eds), Contemporary Debates in Political Philosophy, Blackwell, 2009. Matravers, D., J. Pike, Debates in Contemporary Political Philosophy: An Anthology, Routledge, 2003. Goodin, R. E., P. Pettit, Contemporary Political Philosophy: An Anthology, Blackwell, 1997. Bird, C., An Introduction to Political Philosophy, Cambridge University Press, 2006. Murray, A. R. M., Introduction to Political Philosophy, Routledge, 2010. MIDTERM and FINAL WRITTEN EXAMS At the Midterm Test you will have 85 minutes and at the Final Exam 180 minutes to your disposal. Students will be asked to "discuss" TWO (at the Midterm) or THREE (at the Final) topics related to the main problems explored in the class readings, showing both the familiarity with the material explored in the course of the semester and the ability to think critically about the relevant issues. Thus critical assessment of the theories and arguments (as opposed to mere memorisation) will be duly rewarded.
COURSE GRADING: Midterm Test 40% Final Exam 60% Total 100%
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Poslední úprava: Salamon Janusz, Ph.D. (04.11.2025)
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