Multiculturalism and Law
A Critical Debate
Distributed for University of Wales Press
320 pages
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Introduction: The Practice of Law-Making and the Problem of Difference
Omid Payrow Shabani
PART 1: The Nature of Political Deliberation in Pluralistic Societies
1. The Practice of Law-Making and the Problem of Difference: An Introduction
to the Field - James Tully
2. Dialogical Freedom and Democratic Deliberation - Thomas McCarthy
3. Perspicuous Representation versus Normative Theory: A Critical Commentary
on James Tully’s Approach to Recognition - Jocelyn Maclure
PART 2: The Nature of Legal Interpretation in Pluralistic Societies
4. A Judicial Ethic for a Pluralistic Age - Jeremy Webber
5. Disagreement and the Legitimacy of Legal Interpretation - Kenneth Baynes
6. It is Not in Heaven! Adjudicating Hard Cases - Simone Chambers
PART 3: Reconciling Equality and Difference through the Law
7. Status versus Equality: The Accommodation of Difference - Jeremy Waldron
8. Equality and the Dialectic between Identity and Difference - Michel Rosenfeld
9. Republicanism and Difference: Hegelian Perspective - Douglas Moggach
PART 4: The Global Dimension
10. The Kantian Project of the Constitutionalization of International Law: Does it
Still have a Chance? - Jürgen Habermas
11. Making a World of Difference? Habermas, Cosmopolitanism and the
Constitutionalization of International Law - Neil Walker
12. Rights to Culture, Autonomy and Participation: The Evolving Basis of Minority
Rights in Europe - Will Kymlicka
13. Democratic Engagement with Ethnic Minority Claims: A Methodological
Intervention into a Normative Debate - Courtney Jung
Notes
References
Index
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