Reconstructing Post-Nationalist Liberal

This book examines liberal theory's attempts to accommodate pluralism, asking two fundamental questions: How and why have theorists based their defenses and proposed revisions of liberal pluralism upon particular and contestable definitions of what is the relevant and significant plurality? And can a revised liberal pluralism account for the political significance of sub-national identity group membership?

Katherine Smits is Lecturer of Political Science, Auckland University.

Identity Politics and the Limits of Moral Pluralism * Class, Nation and Character in Nineteenth Century Liberal Thought * Interest Pluralisms and the Erasure of Social Identity * Multicultural Liberalism * Group Representation and Deliberative Liberalism * Cultural Recognition and the Claims of Muslim Immigrant Communities * Conclusion: Reconstructing Liberal Pluralism

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Reconstructing Post-Nationalist Liberal Pluralism From Interest to Identity

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