Oppressed Groups and the Pursuit of Radical Democracy
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Contemporary liberal democracies seem unable to address group oppression, as powerful interests stifle any attempted reform. Hari Ramesh draws from a surprising array of US and Indian sources to argue otherwise: state action guided by the oppressed can foster radical democracy, with equal citizens formulating and pursuing political aims together.
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