Islam and Liberal Citizenship: The Search for an Overlapping Consensus

Abstract

Preface Section One: Justificatory Comparative Political Theory: The Search for Overlapping Consensus through Conjecture Chapter I: Purposes: The Place of Justificatory Comparative Political Theory Chapter II: Methods: The Ethics of Comparative Ethics Section Two: Islam and Liberal Citizenship: Patterns of Moral Disagreement and Principled Reconciliation Chapter III: Islamic Objections to Citizenship in non-Muslim Liberal Democracies Chapter IV: Identifying Equilibrium: An Ideal-Typical Islamic Doctrine of Citizenship Section Three: Islamic Affirmations of Liberal Citizenship Chapter V: Residence in a non-Muslim State Chapter VI: Loyalty to a non-Muslim State Chapter VII: Recognition of Non-Muslims and Moral Pluralism Chapter VIII: Solidarity with Non-Muslims Conclusion: Tradition and Creativity in Grounding Moral Obligation to Non-Muslims References Index

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