Liberal Legitimacy: The justification of political power in the work of John Rawls in Bloomington, MN

How does the idea of public justification and adjacent concepts figure in the work of John Rawls? This book offered a detailed study which allows for an interpretation of how
A Theory of Justice
and
Political Liberalism
converge and diverge. It also offers a systematic appraisal of the different strands and genealogy of legitimacy theory, both descriptive and normative. In so doing, it brings a fresh new perspective to this important element of Rawls's theory.