Political Reason and Interest

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Political Reason and Interest

Author	: Herman H.H. van Erp
File Size	: 52,6 Mb
Publisher	: Routledge
Language	: English
Release Date	: 05 February 2018
ISBN	: 9781351750042
Pages	: 202 pages

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Political Reason and Interest by Herman H.H. van Erp Book PDF Summary

This title was first published in 2000: Politics cannot be conceived of as just a subsystem of society, or as a network of particular interests. The concept of interests and their role within the normative political debate is given a new interpretation by this book, which examines how political interest, market mechanisms and rational choice theories exist in the light of democratic freedom and social justice. The book builds on different concepts of procedural justice, from Schumpeter, Buchanan and Habermas’s conceptions of democracy and the role of political compromise and coalition in the idea of consensus as a condition for political legitimation.

Political Reason and Interest by Herman H.H. van Erp

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