This collection of essays offers a critical reassessment of J. S. Mill's political philosophy to commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of his birth.
This collection of essays offers a critical reassessment of J. S. Mill's political philosophy to commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of his birth.
Nadia Urbinati is Neil Singer Professor of Contemporary Civilization at Columbia University in the Department of Political Science. She is the author of Mill on Democracy: From the Athenian Polis to Representative Government, which received the David and Elaine Spitz Prize as the best book in liberal and democratic theory published in 2002, and Representative Democracy: Principles and Genealogy. Professor Urbinati has edited the works of Carlo Rosselli, Liberal Socialism (1994) and Piero Gobetti, On Liberal Revolution (2000). Alex Zakaras is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Vermont. He is currently completing his first book on individuality and democratic citizenship in the writings of J. S. Mill and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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List of contributors Introduction Nadia Urbaniti and Alex Zakaras Part I. Liberty and its Limits: 1. Mill on liberty and on the Contagious Diseases Act Jeremy Waldron 2. Rational freedom in John Stuart Mill's feminism Maria Morales 3. The many heads of the hydra: J. S. Mill on despotism Nadia Urbinati 4. J. S. Mill and Liberal Socialism Bruce Baum 5. The method of reform: J. S. Mill's encounter with Bentham and Coleridge Frederick Rosen Part II. Democracy and the Individual: 6. Bureaucracy, democracy, liberty: some unanswered questions in Mill's politics Alan Ryan 7. Mill in parliament: when should a philosopher compromise? Dennis F. Thompson 8. John Stuart Mill, individuality, and participatory democracy Alex Zakaras 9. Mill's neo-Athenian model of Liberal Democracy Jonathan Riley 10. John Stuart Mill on education and democracy Wendy Donner Part III. Beyond National Borders: 11. Cosmopolitan patriotism in J. S. Mill's political thought and activism Georgios Varouxakis 12. Mill and the imperial predicament Karuna Mantena 13. Making sense of liberal imperialism Stephen Holmes 14. Mill's 'A Few Words on Non-Intervention': a commentary Michael Walzer Bibliography Index.
List of contributors Introduction Nadia Urbaniti and Alex Zakaras Part I. Liberty and its Limits: 1. Mill on liberty and on the Contagious Diseases Act Jeremy Waldron 2. Rational freedom in John Stuart Mill's feminism Maria Morales 3. The many heads of the hydra: J. S. Mill on despotism Nadia Urbinati 4. J. S. Mill and Liberal Socialism Bruce Baum 5. The method of reform: J. S. Mill's encounter with Bentham and Coleridge Frederick Rosen Part II. Democracy and the Individual: 6. Bureaucracy, democracy, liberty: some unanswered questions in Mill's politics Alan Ryan 7. Mill in parliament: when should a philosopher compromise? Dennis F. Thompson 8. John Stuart Mill, individuality, and participatory democracy Alex Zakaras 9. Mill's neo-Athenian model of Liberal Democracy Jonathan Riley 10. John Stuart Mill on education and democracy Wendy Donner Part III. Beyond National Borders: 11. Cosmopolitan patriotism in J. S. Mill's political thought and activism Georgios Varouxakis 12. Mill and the imperial predicament Karuna Mantena 13. Making sense of liberal imperialism Stephen Holmes 14. Mill's 'A Few Words on Non-Intervention': a commentary Michael Walzer Bibliography Index.
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