A pluralist theory of constitutional justice : assessing liberal democracy in times of rising populism and illiberalism /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford, United Kingdom :
Oxford University Press,
2022.
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| Edition: | First Edition. |
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction: Liberal Constitutional Democracy, its Illiberal Challengers, and the Question of Distributive Justice
- Part INew Challenges and Threats
- 1. Disembodied Law, Reinvigorated Religion, and Tribal Politics
- 2. Local versus Global, Material Well-Being, States of Stress, and the Erosion of Justice
- Part IIRevisiting and Reconfiguring the Philosophical Grounding of Liberal Constitutionalism's Ideal of Justice
- 3. Confronting the Gulf between Law and Solidarity: Kelsen Encounters Freud
- 4. Law Redux: Schmitt, CLS, and the Drift to Politics; from Posner Back to Marx and the Absorption of Law into Economics
- 5. Kantian Universalism Reframed for a Post-Totalitarian Age: The Legacy of Rawls, Habermas, and Dworkin
- 6. Tragic Deconstruction Set Against the Impenetrable Singular and Reconstruction as Spectacle and Administration: From Derrida to Agamben
- Part IIIBuilding a Commonly Shared Basis Toward a Pluralist Inclusivist Constitution
- 7. The Dialectics of Comprehensive Pluralism: Approaching the Justice Essentials from the Middle
- 8. Justice Essentials Minima and Comprehensive Pluralism's Fixed-core Minimum Set Against its Plural Maximum
- Conclusion: Projecting the Nexus between Liberal Constitutionalism and the Justice Essentials into Its Conceivable Futures
- Bibliography
- Index