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Pluralism and Natural Justice
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Module 11
Synthesis: Analyzing Societal Architectures
1
Universalism vs. Particularism: A Trade-Off Analysis
Analyze the trade-off between universal liberal principles and the value of particularist community bonds.
2
Constitutional Structures: Balancing Sovereignty & Rights
Compare how different constitutional structures (e.g., majoritarian vs. consensus-based) balance popular sovereignty with minority rights.
3
Market, State, and Society: Power and Core Values
Evaluate how the relative power of market institutions versus political and civil society institutions affects liberty, equality, and community.
4
Societal Values: The Interplay of State, Church, Market, and Family
Assess how the relative strength of state, church, market, and family creates different 'value equilibria' in a society.
5
Modeling Societal Values Architectures
Synthesize concepts from the course to model how different societal architectures systematically prioritize or sacrifice fundamental values like liberty, security, truth, and cohesion.
6
Designing for Freedom and Diversity: The "Least Bad" Institutions
Formulate a reasoned argument about the 'least bad' institutional arrangements for a society of free and diverse individuals.
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