9. GROUP AGENCY AND GROUP RIGHTS

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE xi
4. CONTRIBUTORS xiii
5. PART I. MEANINGS OF ETHNICITY AND GROUP RIGHTS
6. 1. INTRODUCTION 3
7. 2. CLASSIFYING CULTURAL RIGHTS 22
8. PART II. THE IDEA OF TOLERATION 67
9. 3. CULTURAL TOLERATION 69
10. 4. RESPONSE TO KUKATHAS 105
11. 5. ON HUMAN DIVERSITY AND THE LIMITS OF TOLERATION 112
12. 6. THE IDEA OF NONLIBERAL CONSTITUTIONALISM 154
13. PART III. THE NORMATIVE STATUS OF ETHNICITY
14. 7. GROUP RIGHTS AND ETHNICITY 187
15. 8. ON JUSTIFYING SPECIAL ETHNIC GROUP RIGHTS: COMMENTS ON POGGE 222
16. PART IV. GROUP RIGHTS AND GROUP AGENCY
17. 9. GROUP AGENCY AND GROUP RIGHTS 235
18. 10. COMMON-LAW CONSTRUCTIONS OF GROUP AUTONOMY: A CASE STUDY 257
19. 11. A TALE OF TWO VILLAGES (OR, LEGAL REALISM COMES TO TOWN) 290
20. PART V. GROUP REPRESENTATION
21. 12. DEFERRING GROUP REPRESENTATION 349
22. 13. WHAT IS A BALANCED COMMITTEE? DEMOCRATIC THEORY, PUBLIC LAW, AND THE QUESTION OF FAIR REPRESENTATION ON QUASI-LEGISLATIVE BODIES 377
23. PART VI. DYNAMICS OF INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION
24. 14. SELF-DETERMINATION: POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY, AND LAW 421
25. 15. TRIBES, REGIONS, AND NATIONALISM IN DEMOCRATIC MALAWI 464
26. 16. "THAT TIME WAS APARTHEID, NOW IT'S THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA": DISCOURSES OF RACE IN RUYTERWACHT, 1995 504
27. 17. FROM ETHNIC EXCLUSION TO ETHNIC DIVERSITY: THE AUSTRALIAN PATH TO MULTICULTURALISM 540
28. 18. STRAIGHT GAY POLITICS: THE LIMITS OF AN ETHNIC MODEL OF INCLUSION 572
29. INDEX 617