Research Handbook on Liberalism (Research Handbooks in Political Thought series)

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Contributors
Preface
1. Introduction: the vicissitudes of liberalism
Part I Foundations
2. Liberal conceptions of the self
3. Rights on a liberal trajectory
4. Histories of liberalisms
5. Liberalism and international political thought
6. The ethical state and awakened self: towards a reconstructed liberalism
7. Liberalism and the family
8. The historicity of public reason
Part II Conundrums
9. Liberalism and belonging: political community and minority membership
10. Liberalism and relational freedom: re-encountering Indigenous political philosophies
11. Boundaries
12. Immigration and liberal freedom
13. Liberalism and structural injustice: when the solution becomes the problem
14. The challenges of care and dependence for liberal political philosophy
15. Decarcerating civil disobedience: punishment, policing, and the problem of innocence
Part III Emergent challenges
16. The post-liberal movement
17. Liberalism and populism
18. Liberalism and the more-than-human
19. Liberalism and automated injustice
20. The challenge to liberal democracies of political disinformation
Index