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Liberalism and the new Europe

Bob Brecher, Otakar Fleischmann

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1. The shortcomings of liberal rationality: a Kantian suggestion, Caro1 Jones. 2. The liberal individual, Bob Brecher. 3. From liberal democracy to democratic liberalism, Richard Bellamy. 4. Are we facing the triumph of liberalism and the end of history?, Miroslav Kryl. 5. 'They are not tigers' - myth and myopia in the quest for a liberal economic order, Tom Hickey. 6. The poverty of affluence? The consumer society, its discontents and its malcontents, Marcus Roberts. 7. Liberalism and welfare: the limits of compensation, Phillip Cole. 8. Can liberals be feminists?, Pat FitzGerald. 9. Liberalism on the bolshevik model: the status of women in Lithuania, Alina Zvinkliene. 10. Liberalism, Europe and the environment, Avner de-Shalit. 11. Maoist liberalism? Higher education in contemporary Britain, Jo Halliday. 12. Liberalism after communism: the Czech civil service, Ludek Kolman.

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1. The shortcomings of liberal rationality: a Kantian suggestion, Caro1 Jones. 2. The liberal individual, Bob Brecher. 3. From liberal democracy to democratic liberalism, Richard Bellamy. 4. Are we facing the triumph of liberalism and the end of history?, Miroslav Kryl. 5. 'They are not tigers' - myth and myopia in the quest for a liberal economic order, Tom Hickey. 6. The poverty of affluence? The consumer society, its discontents and its malcontents, Marcus Roberts. 7. Liberalism and welfare: the limits of compensation, Phillip Cole. 8. Can liberals be feminists?, Pat FitzGerald. 9. Liberalism on the bolshevik model: the status of women in Lithuania, Alina Zvinkliene. 10. Liberalism, Europe and the environment, Avner de-Shalit. 11. Maoist liberalism? Higher education in contemporary Britain, Jo Halliday. 12. Liberalism after communism: the Czech civil service, Ludek Kolman.

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1. The shortcomings of liberal rationality: a Kantian suggestion, Caro1 Jones. 2. The liberal individual, Bob Brecher. 3. From liberal democracy to democratic liberalism, Richard Bellamy. 4. Are we facing the triumph of liberalism and the end of history?, Miroslav Kryl. 5. 'They are not tigers' - myth and myopia in the quest for a liberal economic order, Tom Hickey. 6. The poverty of affluence? The consumer society, its discontents and its malcontents, Marcus Roberts. 7. Liberalism and welfare: the limits of compensation, Phillip Cole. 8. Can liberals be feminists?, Pat FitzGerald. 9. Liberalism on the bolshevik model: the status of women in Lithuania, Alina Zvinkliene. 10. Liberalism, Europe and the environment, Avner de-Shalit. 11. Maoist liberalism? Higher education in contemporary Britain, Jo Halliday. 12. Liberalism after communism: the Czech civil service, Ludek Kolman.

Key concepts: Liberalism, Democracy, Economic liberalism, Political science, Welfare state, Classical liberalism, Economic history, Sociology

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