Democratic theory and socialism

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Marxism and Critical Theory Political Theory and Democracy Political Economy and Marxism

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Preface Introduction: 1. What is to be asked? 2. Marxism and methodology Part I. Justifying Democracy and Socialism: 3. Democracy: more or less 4. Justifying democracy 5. Capitalism, socialism and equality 6. Justifying socialism Part II. The Retrieval of Liberal democracy: 7. Liberal democracy 8. Superseded liberal democracy Part III. Practical Solutions to Theoretical Problems: 9. Class reductionism 10. False consciousness Conclusion: 11. The politics of democratic socialism Notes Index.

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