The rule of law:
Between domination and communicative rationality at Jürgen Habermas
- 88 Seiten
- 4 Lesestunden
The book explores the tension between the rule of law and the complexities of modern societies, highlighting how economic and political pressures undermine legal norms. It examines the persistent social tensions that lead to political unrest and conflict, emphasizing the frequent violations of human rights. The concept of peace is critiqued as often being equated with enforced conformity rather than genuine consensus, resulting in the marginalization of citizens from public life and decision-making. The work ultimately questions the viability of the rule of law in such contexts.
