Autonomist Liberalism
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Civil Libertarians
Collectivistic Liberalism
Color Blind Constitution
contemporary world
Corrosive Test
Cow Dung
Direct Democracy
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Federal Bureau Of Investigation
global political value shifts
international relations
Interventionist Foreign Policy
Italian Maximalists
liberal institutions and values
Major Socialist Criticisms
Natural Implementation
Night Watchman
Policy Issues
political consciousness
political theory
Possessive Market Society
Powerful Socialist Criticism
Rheinische Zeitung
Roger Hilsman
social institutions
Sole Intellectual Tradition
transnational movements
universal validity
value change
Vice Versa
West Germany
Product details
- ISBN 9780367285562
- Weight: 620g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 13 Sep 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This volume is the product of a conference held at theResearch Institute on International Change on 21 January1976. The subject of the conference, the relevance of liberalism in the contemporary world, represents one aspect of the institute's research focus on changes in values and the impact of these changes on international affairs. This focus reflects the belief that we are living in a time when the sudden expansion in popular political consciousness is altering fundamentally the ways in which politics is perceived, in which political values are translated into political action, and in which political movements and moods transcend state boundaries and thus have worldwide repercussions. Together these changes may result in profound discontinuities in political behavior, in social institutions, and in the basic values around which institutions and procedures are shaped.
Robert Bartley, Charles Frankel, Irving Howe, Michael Mandelbaum, Giovanni Sartori, Edward Shils
