Public Reason and Diversity

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Focusing on the defense of the liberal order, this collection showcases Gerald Gaus's influential essays that explore the themes of diversity and disagreement. It highlights his advocacy for principled pluralism and covers a wide range of topics, including reasonable pluralism, moral rights, and public reason. The volume spans Gaus's career, featuring works published shortly before his death, making his significant contributions accessible to those in political philosophy, political science, and economics.