Democratic Theory: The Philosophical Foundations

James L. Hyland

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Political philosophy and the tasks of democratic theory what is democracy? - the question of method democracy and political equality the quantitive and the qualitative dimensions - the extent of the franchise and majority rule the liberal variant - democracy as rights democracy, anarchism and the liberal democratic synthesis justifying democracy democracy, power and domination democracy and the economy the logical limits of democracy.

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