The federal structure of a republic of reasons

作者: Loren A. King

DOI: 10.1177/0090591705276383

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摘要: Following Rawls, many political liberals hold reasonableness in high regard. Reasonable citizens can disagree, however, and some may find their arguments routinely ignored elections legislatures. Should we be troubled by such failures of institutional responsiveness as a matter justice? The author argues that the expectation would lead parties an original position to favor certain classes institutions over others: A Theory Justice Political Liberalism together suggest particular federal structure republic reasons.

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