Hasil untuk "Political theory"

E. Swyngedouw

G. Rabinowitz, Stuart Macdonald

M. Friedman

A. Escobar

E. Laclau

Chris Weedon, Nancy Fraser

Frances S. Berry, William D. Berry

C. Calhoun

Cathy Cohen

S. Okin

R. Bénabou

Robert C. Luskin

Wendy Rahn

Judith Grant

Michael E. Álvarez, J. A. Cheibub, F. Limongi et al.

Nikki Sullivan

Contents Introduction 1 The Social Construction of Same-Sex Desire: Sin, Crime, Sickness 2 Assimilation or Liberation, Sexuality or Gender? 3 Queer: A Question of Being, or A Question of Doing? 4 Queer Race 5 Performance, Performativity, Parody and Politics 6 Transsexual Empires and Transgender Warriors 7 Queering 'Straight' Sex 8 Community and Its Discontents 9 Sadomasochism as Resistance? 10 Fetishism(s) and Political Perversion 11 Queering Popular Culture Bibliography.

S. Walby

R. Rhodes, Sarah Binder, B. Rockman

T. Besley, T. Persson

Renato Vieira dos Santos

Political moderation, a key attractor in democratic systems, proves highly fragile under realistic information conditions. We develop a stochastic model of opinion dynamics to analyze how noise and differential susceptibility reshape the political spectrum. Extending Marvel et al.'s deterministic framework, we incorporate stochastic media influence $ζ(t)$ and neuropolitically-grounded sensitivity differences ($σ_y > σ_x$). Analysis reveals the moderate population -- stable in deterministic models -- undergoes catastrophic collapse under stochastic forcing. This occurs through an effective deradicalization asymmetry ($u_{B}^{\text{eff}} = u + σ_y^2/2 > u_{A}^{\text{eff}}$) that drives conservatives to extinction, eliminating cross-cutting interactions that sustain moderates. The system exhibits a phase transition from multi-stable coexistence to liberal dominance, demonstrating how information flow architecture -- independent of content -- systematically dismantles the political center. Our findings reveal moderation as an emergent property highly vulnerable to stochastic perturbations in complex social systems.