"Manning up" with Pauline Hanson: playing the gender card, again

- Jose, Jim

'A brutal blow against the democratic normality': unlearning the epistemology of the political

- Jose, Jim

'Like prussic acid in a bottle of medicine': liberal principles and colonial rule

- Jose, Jim

'Like prussic acid in a bottle of medicine': liberal principles and colonial rule

- Jose, Jim

'Nowhere at home', not even in theory: Emma Goldman, anarchism and political theory

- Jose, Jim

A (con)fusion of discourses?: against the governancing of Foucault

- Jose, Jim

A liberalism gone wrong? Muscular liberalism and the quest for monocultural difference

- Jose, Jim

Adjudicating electoral disputes or judicialising politics? The Supreme Court of Ghana and the disputed 2012 presidential election in perspective

- Appiah-Thompson, Christopher, Jose, Jim

Coming to terms with the state

- Jose, Jim

Concepts, damned concepts and governance

- Jose, Jim

Conceptualising 'governance': discourse, theory and ontology

- Jose, Jim

Democracy assistance for Botswana: maintaining the status quo in a peripheral capitalist country

- Lotshwao, Kebapetse, Imre, Robert, Jose, Jim

Examining the mediating role of Ghana’s customary institutions in resolving the 2012 electoral conflict

- Appiah-Thompson, Christopher, Jose, Jim, Moore, Tod

Feminist political theory without apology: Anna Doyle Wheeler, William Thompson, and the appeal of one half the human race, women

- Jose, Jim

Foucault and Spinoza: philosophies of immanence and the decentred political subject

- Juniper, James, Jose, Jim

Foucault and Spinoza: philosophies of immanence and the decentred political subject

- Juniper, James, Jose, Jim

From government to governance: still the same old song?

- Jose, Jim

From principled bastardry to whatever it takes: a return to the heart of darkness?

- Jose, Jim

Giving voice to feminist political theory: the radical discourse of Anna Doyle Wheeler and William Thompson

- Jose, Jim

Globalising syncretism and the governance state: beyond bipolar thinking on religious and political violence

- Imre, Rob, Jose, Jim