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Sunstein’s “Republic.com 2.0”
So I just finished Sunstein’s revision of Republic.com this evening, published by Princeton UP last year as Republic.com 2.0. I’m happy that someone as intelligent, engaged, and interesting as Sunstein is turning his attention to internet practices and their affects on democratic practices. This is an important topic and too-much neglected by political theorists and political philosophers. So Sunstein’s book deserves reading if for that reason alone. Despite all the praise I might want to lavish on the book, however, there is also a good deal of criticism I would want to heap on it. I will focus just on the criticisms for now. Read the rest of this entry »