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1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS ix
3. PREFACE xiii
4. CONTRIBUTORS xv
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. PART I. ORDER VERSUS DISORDER
7. 1. POLITICAL THEORY, ORDER, AND THREAT 19
8. 2. STATE SIMPLIFICATIONS: NATURE, SPACE, AND PEOPLE 42
9. 3. MODELING POLITICAL ORDER IN REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACIES 86
10. 4. INSTITUTIONS AND INTERCURRENCE: THEORY BUILDING IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME 111
11. 5. E PUR SI MUOVE! SYSTEMATIZING AND THE INTERCURRENCE HYPOTHESIS 147
12. 6. LOOKING FOR DISAGREEMENT IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES 156
13. 7. REPLY TO BURNHAM AND FIORINA 167
14. PART II. DEMOCRACY AND NATIONALISM
15. 8. THINKING ABOUT DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTIONS: CONCLUSIONS FROM DEMOCRATIC EXPERIENCE 175
16. 9. MAJORITY RULE AND MINORITY INTERESTS 207
17. 10. DELIBERATIVE EQUALITY AND DEMOCRATIC ORDER 251
18. 11. FIVE THESES ON NATIONALISM 288
19. 12. THE WORLD HOUSE DIVIDED: THE CLAIMS OF THE HUMAN COMMUNITY IN THE AGE OF NATIONALISM 333
20. 13. FROM POST-LIBERALISM TO PLURALISM 345
21. PART III. POLITICAL CULTURE
22. 14. DEMOCRATIC AUTONOMY AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: A CRITIQUE OF WISCONSIN V. YODER 365
23. 15. IN DEFENSE OF YODER: PARENTAL AUTHORITY AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 412
24. 16. SPHERES OF POLITICAL ORDER 438
25. 17. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: CHALLENGES TO THE LIBERAL STATE AND RELATIONAL FEMINISM 454
26. 18. STRUCTURES OF POLITICAL ORDER: THE RELATIONAL FEMINIST ALTERNATIVE 498
27. Index 523