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Justice, Gender, and the Politics of Multiculturalism

Justice, Gender, and the Politics of Multiculturalism explores the tensions

that arise when culturally diverse democratic states pursue both justice
for religious and cultural minorities and justice for women. Sarah Song
provides a distinctive argument about the circumstances under which
egalitarian justice requires special accommodations for cultural minor-
ities while emphasizing the value of gender equality as an important limit
on cultural accommodation. Drawing on detailed case studies of gen-
dered cultural conflicts, including conflicts over the ‘‘cultural defense’’
in criminal law, aboriginal membership rules, and polygamy, Song offers
a fresh perspective on multicultural politics by examining the role of
intercultural interactions in shaping such conflicts. In particular, she
demonstrates the different ways that majority institutions have rein-
forced gender inequality in minority communities and, in light of this,
argues in favor of resolving gendered cultural dilemmas through inter-
cultural democratic dialogue.

S A R A H S O N G is Assistant Professor of Law and Political Science at the

University of California, Berkeley.
 Contemporary Political Theory

Series Editor
Ian Shapiro

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Russell Hardin
Stephen Holmes
Jeffrey Isaac
John Keane
Elizabeth Kiss
Susan Okin
Phillipe Van Parijs
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As the twenty-first century begins, major new political challenges have arisen at
the same time as some of the most enduring dilemmas of political association
remain unresolved. The collapse of communism and the end of the Cold War
reflect a victory for democratic and liberal values, yet in many of the Western
countries that nurtured those values there are severe problems of urban decay,
class and racial conflict, and failing political legitimacy. Enduring global injustice
and inequality seem compounded by environmental problems, disease, the
oppression of women, racial, ethnic, and religious minorities, and the relentless
growth of the world’s population. In such circumstances, the need for creative
thinking about the fundamentals of human political association is manifest. This
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Justice, Gender, and the Politics
of Multiculturalism

Sarah Song
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For my parents
 Contents

Acknowledgments page xi

1 Introduction 1
The problem of internal minorities 2
Reframing the debate 4
Justice and the claims of culture 8
Outline of the book 11

Part I 15
2 The concept of culture in political theory 17
Culture as an ‘‘irreducibly social good’’ 17
Culture as a ‘‘primary good’’ 22
The structure of identity 29
The constructivist challenge 31
3 Justice and multiculturalism: an egalitarian argument
for cultural accommodation 41
Why equality? 43
Rights-respecting accommodationism 46
Present discrimination 51
Historical injustice 53
State establishment of culture 61
The role of deliberation 68

Part II 85
4 The ‘‘cultural defense’’ in American criminal law 87
‘‘Marriage by capture’’ and the law of rape 89
‘‘Wife murder’’ and the doctrine of provocation 93
A qualified defense of the ‘‘cultural defense’’ 100
Potential boomerang effects 109
Conclusion 112
5 Tribal sovereignty and the Santa Clara Pueblo case 114
Tribal sovereignty and gendered rules of tribal membership 115

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x Contents

The state’s role in the politics of tradition formation 120

Intercultural congruence and the accommodation of tribal practices 127
The limits of tribal sovereignty 131
6 Polygamy in America 142
The rise and fall of Mormon polygamy 143
The antipolygamy movement and the diversionary effect 145
Mormon polygamy today 156
A case for qualified recognition 160
Conclusion 165
7 Epilogue 169

References 178
Index 192
 Acknowledgments

I have acquired many debts to people and institutions while writing this
book, and it is a pleasure to acknowledge them here. I am thankful for the
generous funding and support that enabled me to revise and complete
this book, from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation,
the Visiting Scholars Program at the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, and the Department of Political Science at MIT.
I presented earlier versions of parts of this book at conferences and
colloquia, and I thank the audiences at the following places for their
thoughtful comments and suggestions: at Yale, the Department of
Political Science, the political theory workshop, and the Center for
Race, Inequality, and Politics; at MIT, the political philosophy work-
shop, the Workshop on Gender and Philosophy, and the Women’s
Studies Intellectual Forum; the Harvard political theory colloquium;
the University of Maryland Democracy Collaborative; the Brandeis col-
loquium on democracy and cultural pluralism; the University of
Wisconsin political philosophy colloquium; Annual Meetings of the
American Political Science Association and the Western Political
Science Association; and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
research presentation series.
An earlier version of chapter 4 was published in Critique internationale
28 (2005) and several passages of chapters 2, 4, 5, and 6 were first
published in the American Political Science Review 99, no. 4 (2005). I
thank Presses de Sciences Po and Cambridge University Press for per-
mission to reprint these.
Several people deserve special thanks. Rogers Smith read many ver-
sions of the manuscript and offered judicious guidance; I am deeply
grateful for his generosity of spirit and for his steadfast support through-
out this project. Ian Shapiro’s keen insights compelled me to stay focused
on concrete problems while making my arguments about justice and
democracy. Jennifer Pitts asked some of the hardest and most important
questions, which challenged me to make fruitful connections and expan-
sions. Seyla Benhabib read an early version of the manuscript and offered
xi
xii Acknowledgments

helpful suggestions for its improvement. I am also grateful to her for

inspiring my interest in political theory while I was an undergraduate in
Social Studies at Harvard. Joshua Cohen, Daniel Sabbagh, and Jeff
Spinner-Halev read different versions of the manuscript and offered
many thoughtful suggestions for its improvement. My debt to all of
them is profound.
At the earliest stages of this project, I benefited from the constructive
criticism and friendship of my fellow graduate students at Yale: Alissa
Ardito, Mayling Birney, Rebecca Bohrman, Brenda Carter, Elizabeth
Cohen, Raluca Eddon, Chinyelu Lee, Serena Mayeri, Naomi Murakawa,
Amy Rasmussen, Dara Strolovitch, and Dorian Warren.
I found a congenial intellectual home at MIT in the Political Science
Department and in the Women’s Studies Program. I am grateful to
Suzanne Berger, Adam Berinsky, Chris Capozzola, Kanchan Chandra,
Rebecca Faery, Chappell Lawson, Daniel Munro, Melissa Nobles,
Jonathan Rodden, Emma Teng, Lily Tsai, Elizabeth Wood, and espe-
cially Joshua Cohen and Sally Haslanger for their intellectual camaraderie
and support. I thank the Political Science Department for their generosity
with leave time and research funding.
I am also indebted to a community of political theorists and philoso-
phers who think and write about identity, ethnicity, nationalism, and
multiculturalism. Seyla Benhabib, Avigail Eisenberg, Vicki Hsueh, Will
Kymlicka, Anne Phillips, Rob Reich, Ayelet Shachar, Rogers Smith, and
Jeff Spinner-Halev have all read and commented on parts of the book. I
am also thankful to David Miller, whose scholarship and seminars fos-
tered my interest in political theory during my time at Oxford.
I am especially grateful to friends, colleagues, and teachers who have
commented on parts of the manuscript and with whom I have had
valuable conversations about its themes: Karim Abdul-Matin, Brooke
Ackerly, Seyla Benhabib, Richard Boyd, Kanchan Chandra, Chip
Colwell-Chanthaphonh, Joshua Cohen, Michaele Ferguson, Hawley
Fogg-Davis, Erik Freeman, Sally Haslanger, Vicki Hsueh, Chris
Lebron, Theresa Lee, Eric MacGilvray, Jane Mansbridge, Daniel
Munro, Tamara Metz, Ethan Nasr, Melissa Nobles, Frank Pasquale,
Anne Phillips, Jennifer Pitts, Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, Nancy
Rosenblum, Daniel Sabbagh, Ayelet Shachar, Ian Shapiro, Marion
Smiley, Rogers Smith, Verity Smith, Jiewuh Song, Jeff Spinner-Halev,
Dara Strolovitch, Robin West, Elspeth Wilson, and Bernard Yack.
At Cambridge University Press, I wish to thank my editors John Haslam
and Carrie Cheek and my production editor Rosina Di Marzo for their
patient guidance, Jacqueline French for scrupulous copyediting, and Marie
MacCullum for preparing the index.
 Acknowledgments xiii

For encouragement I thank my parents, my brother Samuel Song,

and Gabriel Schnitzler, whose love and good humor enrich my life in
immeasurable ways.
This book is dedicated to my parents, Byoung Hyuk Song and Young Il
Song, my first teachers of justice.
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