Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Introduction 3
6. Public Philosophy as a Critical Activity
7. Two Conceptions of Public Philosophy 25
8. Justification, Pluralism, and Disciplinary Discontents; or, Leaving Philosophy 41
9. James Tully’s Dialogical Political Science 64
10. Crises of Democracy,Civic Freedom, and Democratic Struggles
11. Some Crises of Democracy 87
12. Learning from the Streets? Civil Disobedience in Theory and Practice 103
13. Representative Democracy and Democratic Struggles from Below 123
14. Practising Civic Freedoms in Global Governance 146
15. Popular Sovereignty, Political Contention,and the Boundaries of Democracy 171
16. Putting Reasons Back into Reasonable 192
17. Indigenous Intellectual Cultures, Legal Traditions, and Self-Determination
18. On Reconciliation and Resurgence 211
19. Demanding More of Ourselves 227
20. Freedom, Self-Determination,and Indigenous Well-Being 256
21. Federalism and Multinational Democracies
22. Enlightening Federalism 281
23. Reimagining Supranational Belonging 313
24. Reconciling Differences and Negotiating Diversity 331
25. Thinking and Acting Differently
26. On Exemplarity and Public Philosophy 353
27. Excuses, Politics, and Pluralism 369
28. Four Conceptions of Liberty as a Political Value 393
29. Reply
30. Reciprocal Elucidation 415
31. James Tully’s Biography 477
32. Contributors 479
33. Index 487