Spring 2014 Issue
Welcome to the captivating world of political inquiry in the Spring 2014 issue of the Journal of Political Inquiry (JPI). This edition features an array of research papers and book reviews, each offering unique perspectives on pressing political issues.
Explore Mustafa Ozgur Bozcaga’s reflections on state capitalism in China, Brazil, and Turkey, shedding light on the management of state-owned enterprises. Ramiro S. Fúnez presents a critical analysis of John Locke’s conception of property, challenging established notions in political philosophy.
Jonathan Grady offers a fascinating forecast of Egypt’s future policies and politics, while James Lees delves into the political selection institutions in Zimbabwe, analyzing their impact on the country’s dynamics. Sihang Luo provides a critique of Confucian legitimacy, questioning its application in contemporary contexts. Check our journal down below!
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Research Papers:
In Search of New State Capitalism: Reflections on SOE Management in China, Brazil and Turkey
Mustafa Ozgur Bozcaga
A Critique of John Locke’s Conception of Property
Ramiro S. Fúnez
Forecasting Egypt’s Future Policies and Politics
Jonathan Grady
A Critique of Confucian Legitimacy
Sihang Luo
The Question of Status in Puerto Rico Revisited: Rational-Choice, Spatial Analysis, and Heresthetics
Rashid C.J. Marcano-Rivera
Power Shifts in the City of Milan: An Analysis Using Selectorate Theory
Elia Francesco Nigris
The Italian 2013 General Elections: Using the Sequential Negotiation Model to Understand the Outcomes
Elia Francesco Nigris
Apportionment and Sequential Allocation: Toward a Fair Division Method for the Spratly Islands Dispute
Daniel Smith
Book Reviews:
Civilizations in International Affairs: An Examination of Samuel P. Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations
Zhewen Jiang
