KnowraLiberalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 118 pages that link to Liberalism, each with the reason it gives.All 118Broader topic 1Related 28Narrower topic 26Compared with 63John LockeNarrower topic: Locke’s defense of natural rights and constrained government became a foundational strand of liberal thought.Social contractNarrower topic: Lockean contract ideas helped supply liberalism with a theory of consent and protected rights.John Stuart MillNarrower topic: Mill’s defense of personal liberty became a landmark statement of nineteenth-century liberalism.IndividualismNarrower topic: Individualism is a central strand of liberal thought, but the two are not identical.Alexis de TocquevilleNarrower topic: Tocqueville’s defense of liberty within democracy places him in a tradition he also criticized.Isaiah BerlinNarrower topic: Berlin’s writings became a durable twentieth-century defense of liberal politics.Social liberalismNarrower topic: Social liberalism is a branch of this broader political tradition.Mexican liberalismNarrower topic: Mexican liberalism adapted this broader tradition to conflicts rooted in Mexico’s history.Individual libertyNarrower topic: Individual liberty is one of liberalism’s defining commitments.Francis FukuyamaNarrower topic: Fukuyama’s argument concerns liberalism’s historical prospects, not merely one democratic institutional design.T. H. GreenNarrower topic: Green reshaped liberal arguments by treating freedom as a social achievement.Two Treatises of GovernmentNarrower topic: The treatises helped shape liberal accounts of legitimate government and individual rights.KrausismNarrower topic: Krausism intersected with liberal reform but added a distinctive spiritual and developmental philosophy.Liberal conservatismNarrower topic: Its commitments to rights and constrained government supply the tradition’s liberal inheritance.Green liberalismNarrower topic: Green liberalism extends these commitments to environmental conditions that make meaningful freedom possible.Guillermo PrietoNarrower topic: This broader tradition underpinned Prieto’s Mexican liberal commitments.Mark RutteNarrower topic: The VVD's liberal tradition shaped Rutte's party identity and political program.Trienio LiberalNarrower topic: Liberal ideas supplied the principles behind the restored constitution and its supporters.Enlightenment philosophyNarrower topic: Later liberal movements developed several Enlightenment arguments about liberty and legitimate government.HaaretzNarrower topic: Haaretz’s editorial stance is commonly characterized as liberal within Israeli public debate.IberismNarrower topic: Nineteenth-century Iberian unionism often grew within liberal political movements.Johan Rudolph ThorbeckeNarrower topic: Thorbecke’s constitutional program translated liberal principles into Dutch institutions.John Dalberg-ActonNarrower topic: Acton treated political liberty as a condition for moral and intellectual progress.Liberal paradoxNarrower topic: The theorem tests a minimal formal liberty condition, not liberalism as a complete political philosophy.Liberal socialismNarrower topic: Its protections and pluralism form the liberal side of the synthesis.National liberalismNarrower topic: National liberalism takes its constitutional and civil-rights commitments from liberal thought.
KnowraLiberalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 118 pages that link to Liberalism, each with the reason it gives.All 118Broader topic 1Related 28Narrower topic 26Compared with 63John LockeNarrower topic: Locke’s defense of natural rights and constrained government became a foundational strand of liberal thought.Social contractNarrower topic: Lockean contract ideas helped supply liberalism with a theory of consent and protected rights.John Stuart MillNarrower topic: Mill’s defense of personal liberty became a landmark statement of nineteenth-century liberalism.IndividualismNarrower topic: Individualism is a central strand of liberal thought, but the two are not identical.Alexis de TocquevilleNarrower topic: Tocqueville’s defense of liberty within democracy places him in a tradition he also criticized.Isaiah BerlinNarrower topic: Berlin’s writings became a durable twentieth-century defense of liberal politics.Social liberalismNarrower topic: Social liberalism is a branch of this broader political tradition.Mexican liberalismNarrower topic: Mexican liberalism adapted this broader tradition to conflicts rooted in Mexico’s history.Individual libertyNarrower topic: Individual liberty is one of liberalism’s defining commitments.Francis FukuyamaNarrower topic: Fukuyama’s argument concerns liberalism’s historical prospects, not merely one democratic institutional design.T. H. GreenNarrower topic: Green reshaped liberal arguments by treating freedom as a social achievement.Two Treatises of GovernmentNarrower topic: The treatises helped shape liberal accounts of legitimate government and individual rights.KrausismNarrower topic: Krausism intersected with liberal reform but added a distinctive spiritual and developmental philosophy.Liberal conservatismNarrower topic: Its commitments to rights and constrained government supply the tradition’s liberal inheritance.Green liberalismNarrower topic: Green liberalism extends these commitments to environmental conditions that make meaningful freedom possible.Guillermo PrietoNarrower topic: This broader tradition underpinned Prieto’s Mexican liberal commitments.Mark RutteNarrower topic: The VVD's liberal tradition shaped Rutte's party identity and political program.Trienio LiberalNarrower topic: Liberal ideas supplied the principles behind the restored constitution and its supporters.Enlightenment philosophyNarrower topic: Later liberal movements developed several Enlightenment arguments about liberty and legitimate government.HaaretzNarrower topic: Haaretz’s editorial stance is commonly characterized as liberal within Israeli public debate.IberismNarrower topic: Nineteenth-century Iberian unionism often grew within liberal political movements.Johan Rudolph ThorbeckeNarrower topic: Thorbecke’s constitutional program translated liberal principles into Dutch institutions.John Dalberg-ActonNarrower topic: Acton treated political liberty as a condition for moral and intellectual progress.Liberal paradoxNarrower topic: The theorem tests a minimal formal liberty condition, not liberalism as a complete political philosophy.Liberal socialismNarrower topic: Its protections and pluralism form the liberal side of the synthesis.National liberalismNarrower topic: National liberalism takes its constitutional and civil-rights commitments from liberal thought.