02903cam a2200313 a 4500 20181210080538.0 030911s2004 enk |b 001 0 eng 2003110019 bnb 0761949070 (hbk.) 0761949089 (pbk.) (OCoLC)59303697 3069545 CStRLIN eng ANL BD-DhBPA JA71 .F36 2004 320.011 21 FAI 2004 Farrelly, Colin Patrick. 17428 Introduction to contemporary political theory / Colin Farrelly. An introduction to contemporary political theory London : SAGE, 2004. xiii, 320 p. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [177]-182) and index. Machine derived contents note: Part One: Contemporary Liberal Theory -- Rawls and Justice as Fairness -- Introduction -- The Original Position -- Equal Opportunity -- Cohen's Egalitarian Critique -- The Principles that Apply to Individuals -- Who are the Least Advantaged? -- Beitz on Global Justice -- A Political Conception of Justice -- Nozick and the Entitlement Theory of Justice -- Introduction -- The State: Is it Necessary? -- Wilt Chamberlain and the Entitlement Theory -- The Principle of Initial Acquisition -- The Principle of Rectification -- Conclusion: Self Ownership and Private Property -- Gauthier and Justice as Mutual Advantage -- Introduction -- Hobbes and the State of Nature -- Gauthier and the Compliance Problem -- What is a Rational Bargain? -- The Limits of Justice as Mutual Advantage -- Dworkin on Equality -- Introduction -- Dworkin on Equality of Resources -- Welfare Reform and the Basic Income Proposal -- Political Equality and Democracy -- Against Luck Egalitarianism -- Part Two: Alternative Traditions -- Communitarianism -- Introduction -- Deontological Liberalism and the Unencumbered Self -- State Neutrality -- Walzer on Complex Equality -- Miller on Nationalism -- Conclusion -- Multiculturalism -- Introduction: The Politics of Recognition -- Kymlicka and the Rights of National Minorities -- Polyethnic Rights -- Barry Against Multiculturalism -- Deliberative Democracy -- Introduction: The Importance of Democracy -- Moving Beyond the Aggregated Model of Democracy -- How Substantive are the Principles of Democracy -- Retaining the Critical Edge of Deliberative Democracy -- Critically Assessing the Ideal of Deliberative Democracy -- Feminism -- Introduction -- Liberal Feminism -- The Public//Private Dichotomy -- The Politics of Difference -- Conclusion. Shakib Political science Philosophy. 127154 Table of contents only http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0657/2003110019-t.html Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0657/2003110019-d.html ddc BK 45521 45521 0 ddc 0 0 BPATC BPATC GEN 2018-05-19 2 320.011 FAI 2004 103271 2025-09-01 13:17:19 2025-06-25 2018-05-19 BK Shakib