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1997
Abstract Liberal theorists redefined political economy. By focusing on the logic and consequences of economic action, they undermined mercantilist theory. The early liberals did not wholly separate economics from politics, as is often done by contemporary neoclassical economists.
George T Crane, Abla Amawi
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Abstract Liberal theorists redefined political economy. By focusing on the logic and consequences of economic action, they undermined mercantilist theory. The early liberals did not wholly separate economics from politics, as is often done by contemporary neoclassical economists.
George T Crane, Abla Amawi
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Challenges to Classical Liberalism
2023Which practices put classical liberalism and the free enterprise and free-market philosophy at risk? How do these practices emerge and manifest themselves in an economy? What are the pernicious effects of these practices? What conditions allow or favor the existence of these challenges to classical liberalism?
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2008
Abstract The theological claims called Arminianism were, in 18th‐century New England at least, attached to a set of economic, social, and political ideas as well. In questions of wealth and class, race, and gender, Arminians, including William Bentley, were also subscribers to the ideology of classical liberalism.
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Abstract The theological claims called Arminianism were, in 18th‐century New England at least, attached to a set of economic, social, and political ideas as well. In questions of wealth and class, race, and gender, Arminians, including William Bentley, were also subscribers to the ideology of classical liberalism.
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Economic Affairs, 1986
Two British academics were invited to reflect on the argument of ten leading scholars including three Nobel Loureates) on the ‘unfinished’ agenda of economic liberalisation.* Norman Barry, Professor of Policits of the University of Buckingham, and David Collard, Professor of Economics at Bath University, present diverse sympthetic and sceptical ...
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Two British academics were invited to reflect on the argument of ten leading scholars including three Nobel Loureates) on the ‘unfinished’ agenda of economic liberalisation.* Norman Barry, Professor of Policits of the University of Buckingham, and David Collard, Professor of Economics at Bath University, present diverse sympthetic and sceptical ...
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2009
Nowadays, the term liberalism can mean one thing or its opposite; therefore it is necessary to take time to introduce “classical liberalism.” It may perhaps appear odd to start a book on IR theory with a description of “domestic” classical liberalism. However, this is both logical and necessary.
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Nowadays, the term liberalism can mean one thing or its opposite; therefore it is necessary to take time to introduce “classical liberalism.” It may perhaps appear odd to start a book on IR theory with a description of “domestic” classical liberalism. However, this is both logical and necessary.
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2013
Liberal internationalism is a composite and dynamic phenomenon: it is made up of a number of different political, economic, and ideational principles and practices which, moreover, change over time and take on different forms in different social and political contexts.
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Liberal internationalism is a composite and dynamic phenomenon: it is made up of a number of different political, economic, and ideational principles and practices which, moreover, change over time and take on different forms in different social and political contexts.
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