Democratic Deliberation, Public Reason, and Environmental Politics
Environmental Philosophy 3 (2):52-58 (2006)
| Abstract | The activity of democratic deliberation is governed by the norm of public reason – namely, that reasons justifying public policy must both be pursuant of shared goods and be shareable by all reasonable discussants. Environmental policies based on controversial theories of value, as a consequence, are in danger of breaking the rule that would legitimate their enforcement | |||||||||
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