Inclusion and Democracy explained

Inclusion and Democracy
Author:	Iris Marion Young
Country:	United Kingdom
Language:	English
Subject:	Political philosophy, Feminist philosophy
Genre:	Nonfiction
Publisher:	Oxford University Press
Release Date:	2002
Media Type:	Print
Pages:	320
Isbn:	978-0-19-829755-0
Preceded By:	Intersecting Voices: Dilemmas of Gender, Political Philosophy, and Policy
Followed By:	On Female Body Experience: 'Throwing Like a Girl' and Other Essays

Inclusion and Democracy is a 2002 book by Iris Marion Young, published by Oxford University Press.^[1] In the book, Young considers democracy in a multicultural society, and recommends paths to more inclusive engagement in democratic politics.

Notes and References

1. Reviews of Inclusion and Democracy:
   • Allen. Kieran. 2002. Review of Inclusion and Democracy. Community Development Journal. 37. 1. 113–115. 10.1093/cdj/37.1.113 . 0010-3802. 44258855.
   • Cruikshank. Barbara. March 2002. Review of Inclusion and Democracy. American Political Science Review. en. 96. 1. 200–201. 10.1017/S0003055402494312. 144168189 . 0003-0554.
   • Lebeck. Carl. 2002. Review of Inclusion and Democracy and Deliberative Democracy and Beyond. Journal of Applied Philosophy. 19. 2. 191–194. 24354855 . 0264-3758.
   • Warren. Mark E.. April 2002. Review of Inclusion and Democracy. Ethics. en. 112. 3. 646–650. 10.1086/338619. 171385324 . 0014-1704.
   • Spinner-Halev. Jeff. 2001. Review of Inclusion and Democracy. Canadian Journal of Political Science. 34. 4. 891–893. 0008-4239. 3232912.
   • Paden. Roger. 2002. Review of Inclusion and Democracy. The Review of Metaphysics. 55. 4. 883–884. 0034-6632. 20131810.