CONTENTS -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- PART I. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS -- 2. THE POSSIBILITY OF REPUBLICAN LIBERALISM -- Autonomy and Civic Virtue -- Rights -- Individual Rights and Republican Liberalism -- 3. A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT -- Rights and Equality -- The Right of Autonomy -- Autonomy as the Fundamental Right -- Autonomy, Individuals, and Community -- Conclusion -- 4. THE RIGHT OF AUTONOMY AND THE BONDS OF COMMUNITY -- Human Rights and the Significance of Citizenship -- Community -- A Qualified Defense of Moral Parochialism -- 5. POLITICAL OBLIGATION -- Authority, Autonomy, and Political Obligation -- Fair Play and Political Obligation -- The Sense of Obligation and Civic Virtue -- PART II. CITIZENSHIP -- 6. CITIZENSHIP AND THE GENERAL WILL -- The General Will and Moral Freedom -- Making Citizens of Men -- Remaining Problems -- 7. ENCOURAGING CITIZENSHIP -- Republican-Liberal Citizenship -- The Citizen as Consumer -- Republican Liberalism and the Assurance Game -- Conclusion -- 8. EDUCATION, AUTONOMY, AND CIVIC VIRTUE -- The Purpose(s) of Education -- Autonomy, Virtue, and Civic Education -- A Republican-Liberal Education -- 9. POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND THE PROBLEM OF APATHY -- What's Wrong with Apathy? -- Instant Direct Democracy -- Compulsory Voting and Voter Registration -- Republican Liberalism and Deliberative Democracy -- 10. CITIES AND CITIZENSHIP -- Three Obstacles -- Civic Memory -- The City as an Assurance Game -- The City and Autonomy -- PART III. REPUBLICAN LIBERALISM -- 11. DIFFERENCE, EXCELLENCE, AND REPUBLICAN LIBERALISM -- Autonomy, Solidarity, and the Politics of Difference -- Liberalism, Political or Republican? -- Liberal Excellence and Republican Virtue -- 12. CIVIC VIRTUES AND REPUBLICAN LIBERALISM -- Virtue and the Civic Virtues -- Civic Virtues and Civil Society -- Conclusion -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C.

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