Liberalisms : essays in political philos
β John Gray
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2010
π Routledge
π English
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Liberalisms : essays in political philosophy
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β¦ Table of Contents
- J. S. Mill and the Future of Liberalism 2. The Liberalism of Karl Popper 3. Social Contract, Community and Ideology 4. On Negative and Positive Liberty 5. Freedom, Slavery and Contentment 6. Hayek on Liberty, Rights and Justice 7. Spencer on the Ethics of Liberty and the Limits of State Interference 8. Indirect Utility and Fundamental Rights 9. Liberalism and the Choice of liberties 10. Contractarian Method, Private Property and the Market Economy 11. Oakeshott on Law, Liberty and Civil Association 12. Mill's and Other Liberalisms
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Liberalism;Liberalismus;Aufsatzsammlung
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