Reflexive Democracy: Political Equality and the Welfare State

MIT Press (2006)
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This is a reflexive conception of democracy, in which democratic politics circles back to sustain the conditions of equality that make it possible.This view, Olson writes, is meant not to replace traditional economic concerns but to reveal ...

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