Political Freedom; .: Pluralism, Unity, and the Civil Order

1. INTRODUCTION: THE GOOD OF FREEDOMRationalist and Historicist Political ThoughtThe Methodological DilemmaFreedom From and Freedom ToFreedom and Its Theoretical DiasporaThe Journey Toward Political Freedom
2. AGENCY AND SOCIAL ONTOLOGYThe Ontological ParadoxAgency, Autonomy, and the Mystery of ActionAgency and Social TheoryStructuration and Ontological ConflationReconciliation: Morphostasis and MorphogenesisNorm CirclesRules, Norms, and Social Practices
3. THE METAPHYSICS OF SOCIAL BEINGAgency and ModernityThe Internal DialogueThe Autonomy ThicketStrong Agency/Communal AutonomySocial Change and Group MitosisSocial Orders
4. PERSONAL FREEDOM: THE ACTION MODELFreedom and ActionFreedom and Open OptionsFreedom, Action, and RestraintFreedom, Interests, and DesiresDesire, Restraint, and Freedom 
5. PERSONAL FREEDOM: THE CULTURE MODELPositive Freedom and Impermissible ActionCoercion, Freedom, and Permissible ActionCoercionIPR ConventionsPersonal FreedomThe Good of Personal FreedomFreedom Complaints
6. POLITICAL FREEDOMSocial Theory and Normative PluralismSocial Stability and Political PracticeThe Liberal PrincipleThe Morality of Political FreedomThe Politics of Political FreedomToleration, Morality, and Freedom
7. POLITICAL FREEDOM AND SOCIAL JUSTICEJustice ThinkingJustice FieldsCivil JusticeSocio-economic Self-determination and EqualityInclusion and DiscriminationForms of Discrimination