Skip to main content
grasp.study
Back to course
Log in
Get started
Someone wanted to learn this too, so Grasp built them a personal learning path.
Create your own
Pluralism and Natural Justice
ยท
Module 10
Proceduralism and Political Legitimacy
1
Procedural Justice: Beyond Outcomes
Explain procedural justice as the fairness of decision-making processes, sometimes independent of outcomes.
2
Justifying Democratic Authority
Distinguish consent-based, fairness-based, and epistemic justifications for democratic authority.
3
Epistemic Proceduralism: Blending Instrumental and Intrinsic Democratic Value
Describe epistemic proceduralism and its attempt to combine the instrumental and intrinsic value of democratic procedures.
4
Evaluating Voting Systems Through a Procedural Justice Lens
Apply principles of procedural justice to evaluate different voting systems (e.g., majority rule, supermajority, consensus).
5
Procedural Legitimacy and Political Authority
Analyze the role of procedural legitimacy in justifying political authority when citizens disagree on substantive justice.
Previous module
Communitarian and Perfectionist Critiques
Next module
Synthesis: Analyzing Societal Architectures