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Published date01 January 2011
DOI10.1177/1474885110394644
Date01 January 2011
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Christian F. Rostbøll is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of
Copenhagen, Denmark. Among his publications are Deliberative Freedom:
Deliberative Democracy as Critical Theory (2008), ‘‘Autonomy, Respect, and
Arrogance in the Danish Cartoon Controversy,’’ Political Theory (2009),
‘‘Dissent,
Criticism, and Transformative Political Action in Deliberative
Democracy,’’ Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
(2009),
‘‘Emancipation
or
Accommodation?
Habermasian
vs.
Rawlsian
Deliberative Democracy,’’ Philosophy & Social Criticism (2008), ‘‘Preferences and
Paternalism: On Freedom and Deliberative Democracy,’’ Political Theory (2005).
Andrew Schaap is a Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter. His research
interests include democratic theory, human rights, transitional justice and the pol-
itics of reconciliation. He is author of Political Reconciliation (Routledge 2005) and
editor of Law and Agonistic Politics (Ashgate 2009). He is currently working on a
book entitled Human Rights and the Political to be published by Glasshouse Books.
Maria Dimova-Cookson has been a British Academy postdoctoral fellow at
University College London, a visiting fellow at University of East Anglia and a
lecturer in Political theory at the University of Shef‌f‌ield, before taking up a lec-
tureship in Politics at Durham. She is also a Deputy Director of the Centre for the
History of Political Thought.
Oliver Sensen is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Tulane University. He is a
fellow at the Murphy Institute for Political Economy for 2008/09. He received his
PhD from Cambridge University in 2004. His research interests include: Kant,
Ethics, and Modern Philosophy. Articles (among others): ‘‘Kant’s Conception of
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