Abstract
Ron Levy and Graeme Orr’s The Law of Deliberative Democracy and Michael Neblo’s Deliberative Democracy between Theory and Practice are important contributions to democratic theory and, in particular, to deliberative democracy. Both books engage with state of the art discussions on pressing issues in political theory in profound, well-articulated fashions. In this review essay I proceed by first describing the main theses of these books, their structure, and their conclusions, and finish with critical remarks. Let me begin with The Law of Deliberative Democracy.
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