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Deliberative Democracy and the Plural Polity

James, Michael Rabinder
Publisher:  University Press of Kansas, Lawrence
Year Published:  2004  
Pages:  240pp   ISBN:  978-0-7006-1319-9
Dewey:  321.8
Michael Rabinder James integrates questions of justice and stability through a model of deliberative democracy in the plural polity. Drawing on empirical social science and normative political philosophy, James develops a framework for assessing
democratic institutions according to three broad concerns: do they realize deliberative fairness in their decision-making procedures; can they flexibly respond to emerging and shifting collective identities; and are they able to mitigate group conflict?


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