Explore the crucial role of compromise and disagreement in contemporary political theory. This insightful volume critically examines when and why compromise is essential for democratic decision-making, especially in diverse societies like India. Delve into scholarly perspectives on the justification, practice, and ethical limits of compromise, alongside its connection to pluralism, public reason, and respect for diversity. A must-read for political science students, researchers, and academics in India seeking to understand modern governance and societal challenges. Perfect for graduate courses in political philosophy and theory.