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Tables of Contents for Habermas on Law and Democracy
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Introduction: Habermas's Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy
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12
Michel Rosenfeld
Andrew Arato
PART ONE HABERMAS'S PROCEDURALIST PARADIGM OF LAW
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1. Paradigms of Law
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Jurgen Habermas
2. Procedural Law and Civil Society: Interpreting the Radical Democratic Paradigm
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Andrew Arato
3. Law and Undecidability: Toward a New Vision of the Proceduralization of Law
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Jacques Lenoble
4. Can Rights, Democracy, and Justice Be Reconciled through Discourse Theory? Reflections on Habermas's Proceduralist Paradigm of Law
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Michel Rosenfeld
PART TWO THE PLACE OF LEGAL THEORY IN HABERMAS'S THOUGHT
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5. Legitimacy and Diversity: Dialectical Reflections on Analytic Distinctions
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42
Thomas McCarthy
PART THREE LAW'S PROCEDURALIZATION: THE COMMUNICATIVE MODEL, SYSTEMS, AND ORDER
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6. Quod Omnes Tangit: Remarks on Jurgen Habermas's Legal Theory
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Niklas Luhmann
7. De Collisione Discursuum: Communicative Rationalities in Law, Morality, and Politics
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17
Gunther Teubner
8. Law and Order
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Arthur J. Jacobson
PART FOUR LAW'S RECONSTRUCTION, JUSTIFICATION, AND APPLICATION
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9. Habermas and the Counterfactual Imagination
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Michael K. Power
10. Jurgen Habermas's Theory of Legal Discourse
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Robert Alexy
11. Communicative Freedom, Communicative Power, and Jurisgenesis
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Klaus Gunther
PART FIVE LAW, ETHICS, AND DEMOCRACY
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12. Against Subordination: Morality, Discourse, and Decision in the Legal Theory of Jurgen Habermas
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William Rehg
13. Short-Circuit: A Critique of Habermas's Understanding of Law, Politics, and Economic Life
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William E. Forbath
14. The Retrieval of the Democratic Ethos
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Richard J. Bernstein
PART SIX LIBERALISM, REPUBLICANISM, AND CONSTITUTIONALISM
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15. Family Quarrel
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Frank I. Michelman
16. Communicative Power and the Concept of Law
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Ulrich K. Preuss
17. Constitutional Adjudication in Light of Discourse Theory
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Andras Sajo
18. The Dynamics of Constitutional Adjudication
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Bernhard Schlink
PART SEVEN HABERMAS RESPONDS TO HIS CRITICS
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19. Reply to Symposium Participants, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
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Jurgen Habermas
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
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INDEX
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