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| Foreword to the 2011 Edition | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Displacing the Distributive Paradigm | |
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| The Distributive Paradigm | |
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| The Distributive Paradigm Presupposes and Obscures Institutional Context18 | |
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| Overextending the Concept of Distribution | |
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| Problems with Talk of Distributing Power | |
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| Defining Injustice as Domination and Oppression | |
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| Five Faces of Oppression | |
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| Oppression as a Structural Concept | |
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| The Concept of a Social Group | |
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| The Faces of Oppression | |
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| Applying the Criteria | |
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| Insurgency and the Welfare Capitalist Society | |
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| Normative Principles of Welfare Capitalist Society | |
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| The Depoliticization of Welfare Capitalist Society | |
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| The Ideological Function of the Distributive Paradigm | |
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| The Administered Society and New Forms of Domination | |
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| Insurgency and the Repoliticization of Public Life | |
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| The Dialectic of Recontainment versus Democracy | |
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| Democracy as a Condition of Social Justice | |
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| The Ideal of Impartiality and the Civic Public | |
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| Postmodernist Critique of the Logic of Identity | |
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| The Ideal of Impartiality as Denying Difference | |
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| The Impossibility of Impartiality | |
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| The Logic of Identity in the Ideal of the Civic Public | |
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| Ideological Functions of the Ideal of Impartiality | |
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| Participatory Democracy and the Idea of a Heterogeneous Public | |
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| TheScaling of Bodies and the Politics of Identity | |
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| The Scaling of Bodies in Modem Discourse | |
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| Conscious Acceptance, Unconscious Aversion | |
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| Behavioral Norms of Respectability | |
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| Xenophobia and Abjection | |
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| Moral Responsibility and Unintended Action | |
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| Justice and Cultural Revolution | |
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| Social Movements and the Politics of Difference | |
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| Competing Paradigms of Liberation | |
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| Emancipation through the Politics of Difference | |
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| Reclaiming the Meaning of Difference | |
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| Responding Difference in Policy | |
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| The Heterogeneous Public and Group Representation | |
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| Affirmative Action and the Myth of Merit | |
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| Affirmative Action and the Principle of Nondiscrimination | |
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| Affirmative Action Discussion and the Distributive Paradigm | |
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| The Myth of Merit | |
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| Education and Testing as Performance Proxies | |
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| The Politics of Qualifications | |
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| Oppression and the Social Division of Labor | |
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| The Democratic Division of Labor | |
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| City Life and Difference | |
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| The Opposition between Individualism and Community | |
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| The Rousseauist Dream | |
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| Privileging Face-to-Face Relations | |
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| Undesirable Political Consequences of the Ideal of Comunity | |
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| City Life as a Normative Ideal | |
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| Cities and Social Injustice | |
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| Empowerment without Autonomy | |
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| Epilogue: International Justice | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |