… In articulating this response to Lynn with regard to the Model Law, I will develop these
four responses into the four guiding principles of the "universal proceduralist" approach. This …

Professor Janger's thoughtful proposal of" universal proceduralism" raises a number of … to
address all the issues implicated by universal proceduralism, but will address the important …

… to the notion of proceduralism. I take the general underlying motivation of proceduralism to
lie in … He contends that an important part of what is universal (or near universal) is a particular …

… Moreover, while the fair value of political liberty is arguably procedural, it is not intrinsic to
democracy, understood simply as a system with universal suffrage and regular, competitive …

… This last cornerstone consisted in the assumption that the state alone possesses the
appropriate and universally accepted means for implementing principles of justice. The state …

… The once fair proceduralist could concede that equal votes are fair but that positive … , and
become a more defensible proceduralist: call her now a ‘fair-and-right proceduralist’. Positive …

… proceduralism and is ultimately inconsistent with derivative proceduralism. In short, derivative
proceduralism is not genuine proceduralism but … out a realm of universal rights and duties …

The complex debate about proceduralism in deliberative democratic theory is important for
understanding alternative models for bridging theory and practice. In this article, I contrast …

… Defending the work of the American constitutional convention, James Madison reflected on
this very problem: “[I]t is impossible for the people spontaneously and universally, to move in …

Intrinsic to the idea of the rule of law is the principle that our political projects, whatever their
aims, fail to be just if they are not executed in the appropriate manner. The means-ends …