Introduction
       Debra Satz

PART ONE   REINVIGORATING DEMOCRACY

1. Saving Democracy from Ourselves: Democracy as a Tragedy of the Commons
       Archon Fung

2. Collective Reason or Individual Liberty: Deliberative Democracy and the Protection
     of Liberal Rights
       Assaf Sharon

3. Rousseau and the Meaning of Popular Sovereignty
       Stuart White

PART TWO   CONFRONTING INJUSTICE

4. Without the Loving Strains of Commitment
       Christopher J. Lebron

5. Deliberation and University Governance: The Case of Brown University’s Diversity
     and Inclusion Action Plan
       Richard M. Locke

6. Accountability in an Era of Celebrity
       Martha C. Nussbaum

PART THREE   PRINCIPLES OF AN INTERDEPENDENT WORLD

7. Exploitation in International Trade
       Helena de Bres

8. Sovereignty and Complex Interdependence: Some Surprising Indications of their
     Compatibility
       Charles Sabel

9. Toward a Political Philosophy of Human Rights
       Annabelle Lever