Deliberative Democracy and Beyond: Liberals, Critics, Contestations

PREFACE
CONTENTS
Introduction: The Deliberative Turn in Democratic Theory
1. Liberal Democracy and the Critical Alternative

    1. Deliberative Principles Justify Liberal Rights
    2. Liberal Constitutions Promote Deliberation
    3. Constitution-Making is Itself a Deliberative Process
    The Limits of Liberalism
    Critical Theory
    Retrieving the Critical Voice

2. Minimal Democracy? The Social Choice Critique

    The Social Choice Critique of Democracy
    ls Talk Cheap?
    The Social Choice Critique of Voting in a Deliberative Context
    Tractable Collective Choice via Domain Restriction
    From Voting to Communication
    From the State to the Public Sphere
    Conclusion

3. Difference Democracy: The Consciousness-Raising Group against the Gentlemen's Club

    Models of Difference Democracy
    Does Deliberation Repress Difference?
    Deliberating across Difference
        Storytelling and Testimony
        Greeting
        Rhetoric
        Argument
    Difference as the Contest of Discourses

4. Insurgent Democracy:Civil Society and State

    Democratization as Inclusion
    lndusive States
    lnclusion in Historical Perspective
    Emerging State lmperatives and the Prospects for Inclusion
    To Civil Society
    The Democratic Benefits of Exclusive States
    Movlement Strategy and State Response
    Conclusion

5. Transnational Democracy: Beyond the Cosmopolitan Model

    In Search of Transnational Democracy: Government or Governance?
    The International System and its Discourses
    Some Discursive Contests
    Democratic Theory and Transnational Practice
    Institutionalization: The Role of Civil Society Networks in Promoting Deliberatibn
    Inclusion, Exclusion, and Transnational Civil Society
    Conclusion

6. Green Democracy

    Green Structures, Not just Green Values
    Biocentric and Anthropocentric Models, and their Inadequacies
    The Communicative Rationality of Ecological Democracy
    Democracy Across the Boundary with Nature
    Co-ordination Through Spontaneous Order
    Conclusion

7. Discursive Democracy in a Reflexive Modernity

    Democracy in Reflexive Modernity
    The Shape of Deliberative Democracy
    Conclusion

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INDEX