MARKET, DOMINATION E FREEDOM IN CONTEMPORARY REPUBLICANISM
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https://doi.org/10.9771/ccrh.v37i0.47675Keywords:
Neo-republicanism, Market, Domination, Freedom, Exit, VoiceAbstract
The article analyzes the uses of the concept of market in the political theory of contemporary republicanism, focusing on the problem of (in) compatibility between market structures and practices and the neo-Roman ideal of freedom as nondomination. In recent literature, three approaches to the problem emerge: 1) pro-market, 2) anti-market and 3) regulated market. While the pro-market approach relies exclusively on “exit” mechanisms to reduce domination in the economic sphere, the anti-market approach recognizes legitimacy only in “voice” mechanisms, resulting in critical atrophy of approach 1 and normative deficiency of approach 2. The article concludes that the regulated market approach, if it is reformulated to understand the structural dimension of domination via the market, offers the best perspective to reconcile criticism and normativity in republican theory, as well as to combine exit and voice in the fight against economic domination.
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