Contemporary Debates In Political Philosophy Thomas Christiano by Thomas Christiano, John Christman 9781405133210, 9781444310399, 140513321X, 1444310399 instant download after payment.

• Presents fresh debates on six of the fundamental questions in contemporary political philosophyContent:
  Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–20): Thomas Christiano and John Christman
  Chapter 2 Facts and Principles1 (pages 21–40): Gerald A. Cohen
  Chapter 3 Constructivism, Facts, and Moral Justification (pages 41–60): Samuel Freeman
  Chapter 4 Reason and the Ethos of a Late?Modern Citizen (pages 61–78): Stephen K. White
  Chapter 5 The Moral Foundations of Liberal Neutrality (pages 79–98): Gerald F. Gaus
  Chapter 6 Perfectionism in Politics: A Defense (pages 99–117): Steven Wall
  Chapter 7 Individualism and Libertarian Rights (pages 119–136): Eric Mack
  Chapter 8 Left?Libertarianism and Liberty (pages 137–151): Peter Vallentyne
  Chapter 9 Illuminating Egalitarianism* (pages 153–178): Larry S. Temkin
  Chapter 10 A Reasonable Alternative to Egalitarianism (pages 179–194): John Kekes
  Chapter 11 The Supposed Right to a Democratic Say (pages 195–212): Richard J. Arneson
  Chapter 12 Democracy: Instrumental vs. Non?Instrumental Value (pages 213–227): Elizabeth Anderson
  Chapter 13 Deliberative Democracy (pages 229–246): Russell Hardin
  Chapter 14 Reflections on Deliberative Democracy (pages 247–263): Joshua Cohen
  Chapter 15 Constitutionalism – A Skeptical View (pages 265–282): Jeremy Waldron
  Chapter 16 Constitutionalism (pages 283–299): Larry Alexander
  Chapter 17 Individualism and the Claims of Community (pages 301–321): Richard Dagger
  Chapter 18 Liberalism, Communitarianism, and the Politics of Identity (pages 322–342): Margaret Moore
  Chapter 19 Relational Liberalism and Demands for Equality, Recognition, and Group Rights (pages 343–361): Anthony Simon Laden
  Chapter 20 Structural Injustice and the Politics of Difference1 (pages 362–383): Iris M. Young
  Chapter 21 Cosmopolitanism and Justice (pages 385–407): Simon Caney
  Chapter 22 Distributive Justice at Home and Abroad1 (pages 408–422): Jon Mandle
  Chapter 23 The Dark Side of Human Rights1 (pages 423–436): Dr. Onora O'Neill
  Chapter 24 A Defense of Welfare Rights as Human Rights* (pages 437–456): James W. Nickel