Political Liberalism¶
Rawls, J. (1993). Political Liberalism. Columbia University Press.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Cross-Cultural Ethics Review
- Its power depends on holding to a public reason test — legitimacy as "defensible to the affected in the open,"
This sourceConnects political legitimacy to public justification that affected citizens can reasonably accept.
- Its power depends on holding to a public reason test — legitimacy as "defensible to the affected in the open,"
- Plural-Norm Deliberation
- Its strength is that it generates legitimacy the way no survey can — the parties reason together and can arrive at agreement on a translation for different underlying reasons, an overlapping consensus rather than a forced single rationale.
This sourceDefines overlapping consensus as agreement on a shared position for different underlying reasons rather than one forced rationale.
- Its strength is that it generates legitimacy the way no survey can — the parties reason together and can arrive at agreement on a translation for different underlying reasons, an overlapping consensus rather than a forced single rationale.
Verification¶
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