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Jeppe Nevers

Indledning til temanummer om politisk historie

Marnix Beyen

ABSTRACTClientelism and Politicization: Direct interactions between deputiesand ‘ordinary citizens’ in France, ca. 1890-ca. 1940. This contribution contains a plea to consider the direct interactions between MPs and ‘ordinary citizens’ as an integral part... see more

Rachel Pierce

ABSTRACTPaddle Ball as Politics: The Role of Sociability in the United States Congress in the SixtiesScholars have traditionally approached the legislative process as a systematic weighing and balancing constituency desires, party loyalties, ideological b... see more

Ning de Coninck-Smith

ABSTRACTTeachers, Politics and Profession: Denmark in the 1960’s and 1970’sThe focus of this article is the political mobilization of Danish teachers during the 1960’s culminating with a one-day strike in March 1973. As civil servants, the teachers were n... see more

Anne-Marie Mai

ABSTRACTThe art of the possible and the politics of the impossible:On Jacques Rancière’s discussion of literature and politics asa contribution to political history illustrated by a Danish exampleThe article discusses the French philosopher Jacques Ranciè... see more

Dean J. Kotlowski

ABSTRACT‘You’re Writing About Who?’:Studying Political and Policy History through Secondary FiguresBiography, once a denigrated ??ield among academic historians, is undergoing a revival, at least according to a recent issue of the American Historical Revi... see more

Christian Kock

ABSTRACTIn recent years, rhetoric and the rhetorical tradition have attracted increasing interest from historians, such as Quentin Skinner. The paper aims to explain and illustrate what may be understood by a rhetorical analysis (or “rhetorical criticism”... see more

Michael Kuur Sørensen

ABSTRACTThe Innovative Ideologist in Political History: Mogens Glistrup as CaseIn this article it is shown, both qualitatively and quantitatively, how Quentin Skinners concept of the innovative ideologist can be of use for traditional political history. S... see more

Daniel Béland, Klaus Petersen

ABSTRACTThe Semantics of the Welfare State:Comparative and Transnational PerspectivesSocial scientists, historians, and linguists have noted that the terms, metaphors, and concepts we use are far from innocent and are closely tied to political struggles a... see more

Jeppe Nevers

ABSTRACTConceptual Analysis in Political History?:Some Methodological ConsiderationsOn the shoulders of the so-called linguistic turn in the human and social sciences, has the field of conceptual history in recent years developed into an integrated part o... see more

Rasmus Glenthøj

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Claus Møller Jørgensen

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Niklas Olsen

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Carsten Humlebæk

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Hagen Schulz-Forberg

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Mads Einar Nielsen

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