German political philosopher who has developed a Kantian critical theory grounded in the right to justification — every exercise of power must be justifiable to those over whom it is exercised.
The Right to Justification: a fundamental right to receive reasons for norms and power structures that affect one — the basis of a discursive theory of justice. Toleration in Conflict: a systematic history and theory of toleration — distinguishing permission conception, coexistence, respect, and esteem toleration.
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