Le Pouvoir de la majorité
Fondements et limites
By (author) Didier Mineur Series edited by Bruno Bernardi Series edited by Christian Nadeau
Paperback (Published)
(December 2017)
ISBN: 9782406070764
5.94 x 8.66 inches
Price: $45.00
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What justifies the power held by a majority? What are its limits? To answer these questions, this work examines the substantive hypothesis about the rationality of size and the procedural hypothesis that supposes that it is only justified because it gives each vote equal weight.
Didier Mineur est maitre de conferences en philosophie politique a l’Institut d’etudes politiques de Rennes. Ses travaux portent sur la representation politique, l’Etat de droit, les renouvellements du jusnaturalisme et le principe de majorite. Il a publie Archeologie de la representation politique (Paris, 2010), Carre de Malberg (Paris, 2010) et de nombreux articles en philosophie politique et philosophie du droit.
- By (author) Didier Mineur
- Series edited by Bruno Bernardi
- Series edited by Christian Nadeau
Other Titles in this Series
Les Deliberations du peuple
Contexte et concepts de la philosophie politique de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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