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图书目录:4 A Reconstructive Approach to Law II: The Principles
of the Constitutional State 4.1 The Internal Relation between Law and Politics 4.2 Communicative Power and the Genesis of Law 4.3 Principles of the Constitutional State and the Logic of the Separation of Powers 5 The Indeterminacy of Law and the Rationality of Adjudication 5.1 Hermeneutics, Realism, and Positivism 5.2 Dworkin's Theory of Law 5.3 The Theory of Legal Discourse 6 Judiciary and Legislature: On the Role and Legitimacy of Constitutional Adjudication 6.1 The Dissolution of the Liberal Paradigm of Law 6.2 Norms versus Values: Methodological Errors in the Self-Understanding of the Constitutional Court 6.3 The Role of the Supreme Court in the Liberal, Republican, and Proceduralist Models 7 Deliberative Politics: A Procedural Concept of Democracy 7.1 Normative versus Empiricist Models of Democracy 7.2 Democratic Procedure and the Problem of Its Neutrality 7.3 The Sociological Translation of the Concept of Deliberative Politics 8 Civil Society and the Political Public Sphere 8.1 Sociological Theories of Democracy 8.2 A Model of the Circulation of Political Power 8.3 Civil Society, Public Opinion, and Communicative Power 9 Paradigms of Law 9.1 The Materialization of Private Law 9.2 The Dialectic of Legal and Factual Equality: The Feminist Politics of Equality 9.3 Crisis Theories and the Proceduralist Understanding of Law Postscript (1994) Appendix I. Popular Sovereignty as Procedure (1988) Appendix II. Citizenship and National Identity (1990) Notes Bibliography Index |