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TheorySource attached · not independently reviewedCLM-0751 · as of 2026-10-27 · about: Iris Marion Young · Author: Polity Atlas editorial team

“In 'Polity and Group Difference' (1989) Young argued that universal citizenship understood as generality and identical treatment disadvantages oppressed groups, and proposed public support for their self-organisation, for group-generated policy proposals that decision-makers must consider, and veto power over policies directly affecting them.”

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Politikai intézményrendszer és csoportkülönbség: az egyetemes állampolgárság eszményének kritikája (Hungarian translation of 'Polity and Group Difference', trans. Árpád Kémenes)

Iris Marion Young,Árpád Kémenes (trans.) — Politikai intézményrendszer és csoportkülönbség: az egyetemes állampolgárság eszményének kritikája (Hungarian translation of 'Polity and Group Difference', trans. Árpád Kémenes) (2010)Iris Marion Young; Árpád Kémenes (trans.) · 2010 · Article · section 2 (group representation principle)

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Activist Challenges to Deliberative Democracy

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