Empowering Affected Interests - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-v

Cover Credit

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-x

Acknowledgments

pp xi-xii

The All-Affected Principle

pp 1-18

Part I - Subjection, Interaction, Power, and Domination

pp 19-108

1 - Proximity Principle, Adieu

pp 21-37

2 - Equity, Social Justice, and the All-Affected Principle

pp 38-55

3 - Two Complaints about Undemocratic Exclusion

pp 56-71

4 - Deterritorializing Democratic Legitimacy

pp 72-91

5 - Self-Determination and the All-Affected Principle

pp 92-108

Part II - Membership within and beyond Borders

pp 109-158

6 - The All-Affected Principle and Immigration

pp 111-124

7 - Who Should Decide? Beyond the Democratic Boundary Problem

pp 125-141

8 - Boundaries of Political Communities and the All-Affected Principle

pp 142-158

Part III - Taming Economic Power

pp 159-228

9 - The All-Affected Principle and Labor Rights

pp 161-176

10 - The All-Affected Principle and Global Political Legitimacy

pp 177-195

11 - Markets, Fairness, and the All-Affected Principle

pp 196-210

12 - The All-Affected Principle and Climate Change

pp 211-228

Part IV - Autonomy, Affectedness, and Associations

pp 229-274

13 - Cities, Structural Power, and the All-Affected Principle

pp 231-245

14 - Philanthropy and the All-Affected Principle

pp 246-260

15 - International Non-Governmental Organizations, the All-Affected Principle, and Social Justice Organizations

pp 261-274

Index

pp 275-282