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Rawls, law-making and liberal democratic toleration: from Theory to Political Liberalism to The Law of Peoples
Jurisprudence 12 (1):17-46 (2020)
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In this essay I situate Rawls’s conception of liberal democratic toleration within the account of political and law-making activity undertaken by free equals that he develops across his three main...Author's Profile
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