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Danielle Allen's Design for Democracy: A Review Essay
David Johnston critically evaluates Danielle Allen’s Justice by Means of Democracy. He observes that the policy proposals advanced in the book to strengthen participatory constitutional democracy could benefit from further clarity on principles, institutions, and democratic practices.
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