Vol. 29 No. 3 (2014): Public Governance

Articles

• Subjectivity and institutional order

  Jerzy Hausner

  7-16

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• Subjectivity and structure. Some remarks on the concept of subjectivity, critical realism, achievement motivation, and arguments for methodological individuality as the “last instance”

  Jarosław Górniak

  17-24

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• The sources and limitations of subjectivity

  Stanisław Mazur

  25-32

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• Shared social responsibility – A concept in search of its political meaning and promise

  Claus Offe

  33-44

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• A few words on the “end of man”. Polemical contexts in current philosophy

  Adriana Warmbier

  45-56

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• Reflections on the responsibility of a collective being

  Janina Filek

  57-71

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• Can society learn from experience? Society as a subject

  Anna Giza

  72-85

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• A short lecture on subjectivity

  Krzysztof Wielecki

  86-95

• Freedom and the conditions of will: Between philosophy and neuroscience

  Józef Bremer

  96-106

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• To fall for modernity. An essay against the anti-systemic critique

  Agata Bielik-Robson

  107-114

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• The East Central European parliaments as political actors

  Andrzej Antoszewski

  115-124

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• Subjectivity, freedom, and human action

  Justyna Miklaszewska

  125-133

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• If there is no subject: On infl uence, actors, horror, and other worries of the so-called Krakow Circle

  Seweryn Krupnik

  134-145

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• Organization as a subject

  Marek Ćwiklicki

  146-152

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• Subject as a legal category

  Marek Benio

  153-162

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• On some aspects of control in the context of complexity

  Sławomir Wyciślak

  163-176

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• Subjectivity: My biased summary of a seminar cycle

  Jerzy Hausner

  177-194

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