Contemporary political theory :  a reader 

 - London :  SAGE,  2004 
 - 305 p. 
<br/><br/> Part One - Egalitarian - liberalism     John Rawls - Justice as fairness     John C. Harsanyi - The maximin principle     Richard J. Arneson - Primary goods reconsidered     Alex Callinicos - Equality of what?     John Kekes - A question for egalitarians  Part Two - Libertarianism      Robert Nozick - The entitlement theory of justice     Eric Mack - How liberty upsets patterns     Robert E. Litan - On rectification in Nozick's minimal state     David Gauthier - Justice as mutual advantage     Allen Buchanan - A critique of justice as reciprocity  Part Three - Communitarianism     Michael J. Sandel - The procedural republic and the unencumbered self     Will Kymlicka - Liberal individualism and liberal neutrality     Michael Walzer - Complex Equality  Part Four - Republicanism     Philip Pettit - Freedom as antipower     Alan Patten - The republican critique of liberalism     James Bohman - Cosmopolitan Republicanism  Part Five - Feminism     Susan Moller Okin - The Public/Private Dichotomy     Iris Marion Young - The ideal of community and the politics of difference     Nancy Fraser - Recognition or redistribution?  Part Six - Deliberative Democracy     Iris Marion Young - The deliberative model     Amy Gutmann and Dennis Thompson - Deliberative democracy beyond process     John S. Dryzek - legitimacy and economy in deliberative democracy  Part Seven - Multiculturalism     Charles Taylor - the politics of recognition     Bhikhu Parekh - Equality of difference     Chandran Kukathas - Liberalism and multiculturalism          
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0761941843 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Teoria Política<br/>Ideologia<br/>Teoria Democrática<br/>Liberalismo<br/>Multiculturalismo<br/>Gênero