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Journal Article
The Democracy/Contractualism Analogy
2003
Overview
Analogy theories accept that democracy tracks justice partly because citizens are motivated nonegoistically and in a morally significant way. Estlund argues that the analogy has an invisible hand structure because it needs to conceive of voters as addressing some question other than that of justice. Democratic participation modeled on the contractualist situation would be self-serving within the limits of reasonable accommodation of others.
Publisher
Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Princeton University Press,Princeton University,Blackwell
