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245			_aFoundations of democracy : _bauthority, privacy, responsibility, justice.
260			_aCalabasas, CA : _bCenter for Civic education, _cc2003.
300			_avii, 236 p. : _bill. (some col.) ; _c28 cm.
500			_aContents; Authority Unit one: What is authority? Unit two: How can we evaluate candidates for positions of authority? Unit three: How can we evaluate rules and laws? Unit four: What are the benefits and costs of authority? Unit five: What should be the scope and limits of authority Privacy Unit one: What is the importance of privacy? Unit two: What factors explain differences in privacy behavior? Unit three: What are some benefits and costs of privacy? Unit four: What should be the scope and limits of privacy? Responsibility Unit one: What is responsibility? Unit two: What are the benefits and costs of fulfilling responsibility? Unit three: How can you choose among competing responsibilities Unit four: Who should be considered responsible? Justice Unit one: What is justice? Unit two: What is distributive justice? Unit three: What is corrective justice? Unit four: What is procedural justice?
504			_aGlossary : p. 219-223.
650			_aDemocracy
710			_aCenter for Civic Education
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