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De auteur onderzoekt de positie van drie hedendaagse femisten, Martha Nussbaum, Susan Moller Okin en Jean Hampton. Ze onderzoekt waarom elk van deze feministen van mening is dat het liberalisme een normatief en politiek middel om de positie van de vrouw te verbeteren. Hoewel de drie hedendaagse feministen vanuit hetzelfde vertrekpunt, het liberalisme, hun stellingen opbouwen, zijn er toch ook een aantal verschillen. In “the return of feminist liberalism” probeert de auteur deze verschillen te verklaren.Dit boek biedt nieuwe inzichten over de spanning tussen feminisme en liberalisme.

Political philosophy. Social philosophy --- Developmental psychology --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- Social policy --- Politics --- Feminism --- Identity --- Liberalism --- Government policy --- Politics --- Theory --- Images of women --- Women's studies --- Book --- Okin, Susan Moller --- Hampton, Jean --- Nussbaum, Martha C.

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The description for this book, Political Equality: An Essay in Democratic Theory, will be forthcoming.

Equality. --- Adamany, David W. --- Aristotle. --- Bagehot, Walter. --- Barry, Brian. --- Democratic National Committee. --- Dunleavy, Patrick. --- Eldersveld, Samuel J. --- Ferejohn, John. --- Fleishman, Joel. --- Frendreis, John P. --- Gilpin, Thomas. --- Hampton, Jean. --- Hobbes, Thomas. --- Jenness v. Fortson. --- Jillson, Calvin C. --- Kant, Immanuel. --- Keeter, Scott. --- Lakeman, Enid. --- Lukes, Steven. --- Miller, David. --- Nagel, Thomas. --- Nelson, William N. --- Ostrogorski, M. --- Pateman, Carole. --- Pericles. --- Sterne, Simon. --- Taylor, Michael. --- Thomas, Keith. --- Thucydides. --- White v. Regester. --- Zukin, Cliff. --- anonymity. --- best result theories. --- blind apportionment criteria. --- citizenship roles. --- communitarianism. --- corruption. --- equilibrium, in voting. --- gerrymandering. --- independent expenditures. --- liberal stability. --- majority tyranny. --- personal representation. --- popular sovereignty. --- popular will,. --- programmatic competition. --- public goods. --- racial restrictions on voting. --- reapportionment. --- special majorities. --- vote dilution. --- white primary.