The first volume to link pluralist themes in philosophy and politics. A range of essays advances recent debates on political pluralism which challenge or defend the association of liberalism and pluralism.

Introduction, Maria Baghramian, Attracta Ingram; Part I Philosophical Sources of Pluralism; Chapter 1 Sources of Pluralism in William James, James R. O’Shea; Chapter 2 On the Plurality of Conceptual Schemes, Maria Baghramian; Chapter 3 A Sensible Perspectivism, Philip Pettit; Part II Value Pluralism and Liberalism; Chapter 4 Where Pluralists and Liberals Part Company, John Gray; Chapter 5 Pluralism and Scepticism in a Disenchanted World, Susan Mendus; Chapter 6 Crooked Timber and Liberal Culture, Jonathan Riley; Chapter 7 Dealing with Difference, Iseult Honohan; Part III Accommodating Pluralism; Chapter 8 Political Obligation, Jonathan Wolff; Chapter 9 Women and Cultural Universals, Martha Nussbaum; Chapter 10 Ethnocultural Minorities in Liberal Democracies, Will Kymlicka, Raphael Cohen-Almagor;