Titlebook: Essay on Liberalism; Looking Left and Rig David F. B. Tucker Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 John Rawls.Robert Noz

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1096-9John Rawls; Robert Nozick; freedom; ideology; issue; philosophy; political philosophy

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Introduction,mporary debates; by articulating paradigmatic ways of thinking and reviewing competing conceptions of justice and democracy, I hope to present a characterisation of contemporary liberal thought which allows the reader to gauge its potentiality and relevance, and to comprehend in a systematic way som

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Individualism and the Neo-Liberal Paradigm,te competing liberal theories in the light of (a) the assumptions particular writers make about the resources which individuals control as of right (that is, in the light of the normative conceptions of property that they embrace), and (b) other individualist elements.

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Individualism: The Utilitarian-Egalitarian and Rawlsian Paradigms, excludes many writers who think of themselves as contributing to the tradition by means of a stipulative definition. His purpose is political: he wishes to claim that liberals are inconsistent when they accept the legitimacy of such successful democracies as Sweden, Austria and the Netherlands beca

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,Robert Nozick’s Neo-Liberalism,solutions. By offering a theory of the state and a more carefully considered analysis of the foundational Lockean principles that he shares with Rothbard, Nozick hopes to persuade us that a normative account that presupposes natural rights is capable of securing a defensible liberalism. The argument

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Utilitarian Neo-Liberalism: Hayek and Buchanan,riedrich Hayek. Neither of them would be happy to be called ‘utilitarian’ for they both strongly oppose attempts to calculate the general interest in the manner recommended by Bentham and his disciples; they also embrace many of the individualist propositions I have listed, such as (5), (6), (7), (8

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