The idea of democracy 

 - New York :  Cambridge University,  1993 
 - 449 p. 
<br/><br/> Part I: the point of democracy  Tocqueville and democracy - Stephen Holmes  Tocqueville, commerce, and democracy - Debra Satz  Making truth safe for democracy - David Estlund  Could political truth be a hazard for democracy? - David Copp  Democratic rights at national and workplace levels - Richard J. Arneson  Justified to whom? - Robert Sudgen  Part II: democracy and preferences  Public choice versus democracy - Russel Hardin  Social choice and democracy - Thomas Christiano  Democracy and shifting preferences - Cass R. Sunstein  Must preferences be respected in a democracy? - John Ferejohn  Part III: democracy and public reason  The domain of the political and overlapping consensus - John Rawls  Moral pluralism and political consensus - Joshua Cohen  The moral commitments of liberalism - Jean Hampton  Constituting democracy - David Gauthier  On contractarian constitutional democracy - Christopher W. Morris  Part IV: democracy and economics  The possibility of market socialism - John E. Roemer  Alternative conceptions of feasibility - Michael S. McPherson  A political and economic case for the democratic enterprise - Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis  Contested power - Karl ove Moene  Part V: democracy: case studies  Capitalist development and democracy: empirical reserch on the social origins of democracy - John D. Stephens  Comments on John D. Stephens, "capitalist development and democracy" - Pranab Bardhan 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Ciência Política<br/>Democracia<br/>Regime Político<br/>Estudo de Caso