Justice, Inclusion, and Deliberative Democracy

Iris Marion Young

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Abstract In Democracy and Disagreement Amy Gutmann and Dennis Thompson offer the most complete theory of deliberative democracy yet developed. They specify six principles that define the norms of deliberative democracy, and they elaborate the meaning and implications of each. Moreover, they use these principles to analyze recent political discussion in the United States, more extensively and in greater detail than any other recent writing on deliberative democracy.

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