Dimedsions of radical democracy/  pluralism.citizanship community 
Mouffe,Chantal [ed.] 
 - London:  Verso,  1992. 
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<br/><br/>Parti<br/>Quesrions on Citizenship<br/>Jean Leca<br/>Outline of a Theory of Citizenship<br/>Bryan Turner<br/>Context is All: Feminism and Theories of Citizenship<br/>Mary Dietz<br/>PARTn<br/>The Civil Society Argument<br/>Michael Waizer<br/>On the Subject of Rights: Pluralism, Plurality and Political<br/>Identity<br/>Kirsde McClure<br/>The Paradoxes of Pluralism<br/>Louise Marcil-Lacoste<br/>PARTm<br/>7 Hannah Arendt and the Idea of Citizenship<br/>Maurizio Passerin d'Etitreves<br/>8 Europe; A Political Community?<br/>Etienne Tassin<br/>9 Eastern Europe's Republics of Gilead<br/>Slavoj Zizeli<br/>Part IV<br/>10 On Justice, the Common Good and the Priority of Liberty<br/>Quenlin Skinner<br/>11 Democratic Citizenship and the Political Community<br/>Chantal Mouffe<br/>12 What Revolutionary Action Means Today<br/>Sheldon Wolin 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780860915560 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>320.53  / MOU/D