Author

David Held

34 books

Books

  1. Models of Democracy 1986
  2. Global Transformations: Politics, Economics, and Culture 1999
  3. Introduction to Critical Theory: Horkheimer to Habermas 1980
31 more
  1. Political theory and the modern state 1989
  2. Governing globalization 2002
  3. Globalization/Anti-Globalization 2007
  4. The Global Transformations Reader 2000
  5. Political theory today 1991
  6. A Globalizing World? 2000
  7. Habermas 1910
  8. Globalization Theory 2007
  9. Modernity and its futures 1992
  10. Governing Globalization 2002
  11. Political theory and the modern state 1989
  12. Re-imagining political community 1998
  13. Classes, power, and conflict 1982
  14. Democracy and the global order 1995
  15. New forms of democracy 1986
  16. Globalization/anti-globalization 2002
  17. GLOBAL COVENANT: THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC ALTERNATIVE TO THE WASHINGTON CONSENSUS 2004
  18. Prospects for democracy 1993
  19. Handbook of transnational governance 2011
  20. States and societies 1983
  21. The global transformations reader : an introduction to the globalization debate 2000
  22. TAMING GLOBALIZATION: FRONTIERS OF GOVERNANCE; ED. BY DAVID HELD 2003
  23. DEBATING GLOBALIZATION; ED. BY ANTHONY BARNETT 2005
  24. State and society in contemporary Britain 1984
  25. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY; ED. BY DAVID HELD 2005
  26. GLOBAL INEQUALITY: PATTERNS AND EXPLANATIONS; ED. BY DAVID HELD 2007
  27. Cosmopolitan democracy 1995
  28. Democracy and the Global Order 2013
  29. Global Political Theory 2016
  30. Beyond Gridlock 2017

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