Identity in Democracy

Exploring the complexities of identity politics, the author provides a nuanced analysis of its impact on democracy. Key questions addressed include the legitimacy of various identity groups and their potential to either enhance or undermine democratic values. The book delves into the challenges of distinguishing between groups with vastly different ideologies and examines the implications of accommodating minority rights within established societal norms. It also tackles issues of discrimination in voluntary organizations, making it a timely contribution to ongoing debates in political discourse.