Joshua Cohen is Marta Sutton Weeks Professor of Ethics in Society at Stanford University and coeditor of Boston Review.

For good reason, Joshua Cohen is widely regarded as among the leading political philosophers of his generation. Nearly all of these essays are highly original approaches to the topics discussed. Many of them are widely recognized by philosophers and political theorists as major and sometimes defining papers in their fields. Taken together, the collection develops an extremely impressive and intricate account of an ideal of democracy and democratic justice.

• * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Deliberation and Democratic Legitimacy * Moral Pluralism and Political Consensus * Associations and Democracy with Joel Rogers * Freedom of Expression * Procedure and Substance in Deliberative Democracy * Directly Deliberative Polyarchy with Charles Sabel * Democracy and Liberty * Money, Politics, Political Equality * Privacy, Pluralism, and Democracy * Reflections on Deliberative Democracy * Truth and Public Reason * Index

Joshua Cohen is Marta Sutton Weeks Professor of Ethics in Society at Stanford University and coeditor of Boston Review.

For good reason, Joshua Cohen is widely regarded as among the leading political philosophers of his generation. Nearly all of these essays are highly original approaches to the topics discussed. Many of them are widely recognized by philosophers and political theorists as major and sometimes defining papers in their fields. Taken together, the collection develops an extremely impressive and intricate account of an ideal of democracy and democratic justice.

• * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Deliberation and Democratic Legitimacy * Moral Pluralism and Political Consensus * Associations and Democracy with Joel Rogers * Freedom of Expression * Procedure and Substance in Deliberative Democracy * Directly Deliberative Polyarchy with Charles Sabel * Democracy and Liberty * Money, Politics, Political Equality * Privacy, Pluralism, and Democracy * Reflections on Deliberative Democracy * Truth and Public Reason * Index

Joshua Cohen is Marta Sutton Weeks Professor of Ethics in Society at Stanford University and coeditor of Boston Review.

For good reason, Joshua Cohen is widely regarded as among the leading political philosophers of his generation. Nearly all of these essays are highly original approaches to the topics discussed. Many of them are widely recognized by philosophers and political theorists as major and sometimes defining papers in their fields. Taken together, the collection develops an extremely impressive and intricate account of an ideal of democracy and democratic justice.

• * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Deliberation and Democratic Legitimacy * Moral Pluralism and Political Consensus * Associations and Democracy with Joel Rogers * Freedom of Expression * Procedure and Substance in Deliberative Democracy * Directly Deliberative Polyarchy with Charles Sabel * Democracy and Liberty * Money, Politics, Political Equality * Privacy, Pluralism, and Democracy * Reflections on Deliberative Democracy * Truth and Public Reason * Index