Ethics & International Affairs Volume 30.2 (Summer 2016): "Equal Recognition: The Moral Foundations of Minority Rights" by Alan Patten

Jun 15, 2016

Review by Daniel Weinstock

Alan Patten’s Equal Recognition is the most significant systematic attempt at deriving a theory of minority rights from the basic tenets of liberalism since Will Kymlicka’s Multicultural Citizenship was published over 20 years ago. The following description can give only a taste of its richness and subtlety.

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