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The 118 pages that link to Liberalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Criticism of MarxismCompared with: Its defense of pluralism and civil liberties conflicts with Marxist projects that subordinate them to class transformation.

• Enlightenment philosophyNarrower topic: Later liberal movements developed several Enlightenment arguments about liberty and legitimate government.

• Far-left politicsCompared with: Far-left critiques often reject liberalism's acceptance of private property and market power.

• Flag of GermanyRelated: Nineteenth-century liberals adopted the tricolor as a symbol of constitutional freedoms.

• Giorgio AgambenCompared with: Agamben questions whether liberal rights can protect people when sovereign power suspends ordinary law.

• 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.

• Individual and group rightsRelated: Its account of universal individual liberties often sets the terms of debate over group claims.

• 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.

• Marxist philosophyCompared with: Marxist critique disputes liberalism’s treatment of formal rights as sufficient for substantive freedom.

• Máximo JerezRelated: Jerez’s reform program belonged to the liberal tradition in Central American politics.

• National liberalismNarrower topic: National liberalism takes its constitutional and civil-rights commitments from liberal thought.

• Revolutions of the 1820sRelated: Liberals demanded constitutions and representative institutions in several uprisings.

• Rise of nationalism in EuropeCompared with: Nationalists often allied with liberals, but national unity could also override individual rights and constitutional limits.

• UltraconservatismCompared with: Its emphasis on individual autonomy and reform often conflicts with ultraconservative priorities.