Beyond Classical Liberalism: Freedom and the Good

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Introduction to Beyond Classical Liberalism: Freedom and the Good
Part I Freedom and the good of liberal institutions
	1 Republican freedom, social justice, and democracy
	2 Political perfectionism and spheres of state neutrality
	3 The common good of nations and international order
	4 Contractual obligation and the good: beyond classical liberalism
Part II Public reasonability and justification
	5 Discursive equality and public reason
	6 Perfectionist public reason liberalism: why public reason liberalism should be reconcilable with political perfectionism
	7 Liberal arts and the failures of liberalism
	8 Perfectionism, political justification, and Confucianism
Part III The ethics of pluralism
	9 Religion, democratic deliberation, and the requirement of fallibilism
	10 The perfectionist challenge to relational theories of justice
	11 Toleration: beyond minimal, negative liberty
	12 Human rights in the natural law tradition
Part IV Perfectionist traditions
	13 Well-being policy: consensus hallmarks and cultural variation
	14 Aristotle, Athens, and modern democracy: prospects for a usable past
	15 Liberty and the good in the American founding
	16 Confucian perfectionism and resources for liberties
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