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      5  Preface and Acknowledgements

      6  Dedication

      7  1 Deliberative Democracy Two basic criticisms Normative theory and empirical research Origins and revival What is deliberative democracy?

      8  2 Deliberative Differences Freedom and equality Reason-giving Consensus The common good

      9  3 Deliberative Mini-Publics Why mini-publics? Design issues Inclusion Participation Information Decision-making Agenda And what else?

      10  4 Deliberative Systems Habermas’s two-track model Systemic rights and wrongs Warren’s problem-based approach

      11  5 Pluralism and Deliberative Democracy Pluralisms Public reason and its critics Democracy in divided societies

      12  6 Global Deliberative Democracy? Political cosmopolitanism Rawls’s law of peoples Habermas’s postnational constellation Dryzek’s contest of discourses Some brief concluding thoughts

      13  References

      14  Index

      15  End User License Agreement

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      2 Chapter 6Table 6.1: Global deliberation or global deliberative democracy?

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