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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Classical Liberalism"”.

  1. The Classically Liberal Reform? School Choice As the Best Answer to Philosophical Concerns of Equity, Freedom, and Independence

    … primarily identified with, and advocated by, the classical liberal theorists John Locke and Immanuel Kant, but also importantly influenced by thinkers ranging from Thomas Hobbes and David Hume to Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Nussbam 2006, 25-35). Nussbaum further defines and delineates this social …

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  2. Is the conservation of classical liberal thought inherent in the doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?

    … thesis of this paper is that the conservation of classical liberal thought is inherent within the doctrine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; I initially define the political concepts of classical liberalism and conservatism to determine a standard by which to measure the thesis …

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  3. What Enemy Hath Done This? The Death of the Fusion Movement and the Rise of Illiberal Conservatism

    … thought, traditionalist conservatism and classical liberalism, into a coalition powerful enough to fight communism abroad and thwart progressivism at home. These two traditions are unlikely and unnatural allies, for they disagree on fundamental questions, such as the purpose of government, …

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  4. Teeth Gritting Harmony: The Ideology of Neo -Liberalism

    "Teeth Gritting Harmony: The Ideology of Neo-Liberalism critically examines the ideology of the unfettered, laissez-faire market alongside the mass media institutions and the subjects' everyday practices which reproduce its myriad forms. The first two chapters lay out the theoretical scaffolding …

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  5. Liberalism's loyal opposition : contemporary attitudes to Russia in the wake of the cold war

    … in the spectrum of liberal thought from classical Liberalism, to economic Liberalism, to neo-liberal utopianism and, more recently, liberal pluralism. The implication is that, in one way or another, for most commentators, both within Russia and internationally, Western liberal norms …

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  6. Liberalism's loyal opposition : contemporary attitudes to Russia in the wake of the cold war

    … in the spectrum of liberal thought from classical Liberalism, to economic Liberalism, to neo-liberal utopianism and, more recently, liberal pluralism. The implication is that, in one way or another, for most commentators, both within Russia and internationally, Western liberal norms …

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  7. An analysis of selected ""cyberpunk"" works by William Gibson, placed in a cultural and socio-political context

    … this technophilia contradicted or undermined the classical liberalism nominally practiced in the United States. However, the combination of this framework and this dynamic, which appears both apocalyptic and conservative, appears in some ways to have been a reasonably accurate prediction of the …

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  8. Imagining membership and its obligations : the voice of John Ruskin in Wendell Berry's fiction.

    … in light of Ruskin's argument with proponents of classical liberalism. Ruskin's claim that obligations are not devoid of affection illuminates both community and care of the land in Berry's fiction. Chapter Five places Berry's short story, "Making It Home," in dialogue with Ruskin's speech to the …

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  9. The Criminal Law of the Free Society: A Philosophical Exploration of Overcriminalization and the Limits of the Criminal Law

    … that derive from central premises of classical liberalism. I contend that an account shaped by such liberal values and premises is capable of responding successfully to one of the most urgent predicaments of the criminal law today; that is, the abuse of coercive power by the state …

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