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1Agnes Heller，Beyond Justice，New York：Basil Blackwell，1989，p. 153.
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2Ibid.，p. 169.
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3Ibid.，pp.169170.
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4Ibid.，pp. 165166.
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5Ibid.，p.176.
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6Ibid.，p.177.
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7Ibid.，p.179.
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8Ibid.
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9Ibid.，p.178.
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10Ibid.，p.179.
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11Ibid.
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12Giovanni Sartori，The Theory of Democracy Revised，Part Two：“The Classical Issues，”Chatham，N. J.：Chatham House Publishers，1987，p. 327.
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13Ibid.，p. 323.
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14Charles Louis de Secondat Montesquieu，L’Espri des Lois，bk xxvi，Chap. 20.
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15Giovanni Sartori，The Theory of Democracy Revised. p.322.
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16See C. J. Friedrich，The Philosophy of Law in Historical Perspective，Chicago: University of Chicago Press，1958. F. A. Hayek，The Constitution of Liberty，London：Routledge & Kegan Paul，1960，esp. Chap. 11.
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17Giovanni Sartori，The Theory of Democracy Revised，p. 323.
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18Ibid.
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19Ibid.，p. 328.
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20Jurgen Habermas，“On Legitimation through Human Rights，”in Pablo De Greiff and Giaran Cronin，eds.，Global Justice and Transnational Politics，Cambridge，M. A.：The MIT Press，2002，p. 197.
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21Ibid.，p. 198.
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22Ibid.，p. 199.
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23Derek L. Phillips，Toward a Just Social Order，Princeton N. J.：Princeton University Press，1986，p. 77.
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24Jurgen Habermas，“On Legitimation through Human Rights，”p. 199.
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25Ibid.，p. 201.
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