Reflexiones sobre la violencia

Epilogue: does democracy have a violent heart?
Keane, J.C. 2010. Epilogue: does democracy have a violent heart? in: Pritchard, D. (ed.) War, democracy and culture in classical Athens Cambridge Cambridge University Press. pp. 378-408

The life and death of democracy
Keane, J.C. 2009. The life and death of democracy. Simon & Schuster.

Life after political death: the fate of leaders after leaving high office
Keane, J.C. 2009. Life after political death: the fate of leaders after leaving high office. in: Kane, J., Patapan, H. and 't Hart, P. (ed.) Dispersed democratic leadership: origins, dynamics, and implications Oxford Oxford University Press. pp. 279-298

Delay analysis in construction contracts
Keane, J.C. and Caletka, A. 2008. Delay analysis in construction contracts. Oxford Wiley.

Cities and civil society
Keane, J.C. 2006. Cities and civil society. in: Keane, J.C. (ed.) Civil society: Berlin perspectives New York ; Oxford Berghahn Books. pp. 1-36

Eleven theses on markets and civil society 1
Keane, J.C. 2005. Eleven theses on markets and civil society 1. Journal of Civil Society. 1 (1), pp. 25-34. https://doi.org/10.1080/17448680500166098

Journalism and democracy across borders
Keane, J.C. 2005. Journalism and democracy across borders. in: Overholser, G. and Jamieson, K.H. (ed.) The press Oxford, UK Oxford University Press. pp. 92-114

Violence and democracy
Keane, J.C. 2004. Violence and democracy. Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press.

Global civil society? Contemporary political theory
Keane, J.C. 2003. Global civil society? Contemporary political theory. Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press.

Whatever happened to democracy?
Keane, J.C. 2002. Whatever happened to democracy? London, UK Institute of Public Policy Research.

Fear and democracy
Keane, J.C. 2002. Fear and democracy. in: Worcester, K., Bermanzohn, S.A. and Ungar, M. (ed.) Violence and politics: globalization's paradox London, UK Routledge. pp. 226-244

Vaclav Havel: a political tragedy in six acts
Keane, J.C. 2000. Vaclav Havel: a political tragedy in six acts. London, UK Bloomsbury.