Sociology and classical liberalism need to engage each other. This book brings those two viewpoints into conversation and provides a number of voices showing how that dialogue brings new perspectives on classical topics in both traditions.
Sociology and classical liberalism need to engage each other. This book brings those two viewpoints into conversation and provides a number of voices showing how that dialogue brings new perspectives on classical topics in both traditions.
Edited by Fabio Rojas and Charlotta Stern - Contributions by Patrik Aspers; Brandon R. Davis; Jack A. Goldstone; Lauren Hall; John Iceland; Mikayla Novak; Ilana Redstone; Fabio Rojas; Eric Silver and Charlotta Stern
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Contents Introduction: Sociology and Classical Liberalism in Dialogue: Freedom Is Something We Do Together, by Fabio Rojas and Charlotta Stern Chapter 1. Does Economic Liberalism Reduce Poverty?, by John Iceland and Eric Silver Chapter 2. Race, Freedom, and Social Change, by Fabio Rojas Chapter 3. The Predatory States of America, by Brandon Rudolph Davis Chapter 4. Classical Liberal Feminism and Gendered Labor Markets, by Charlotta Stern Chapter 5. Toward a Classical Liberal Sociological Theory of Health Care, by Lauren Hall Chapter 6. Contending for Freedom: How Classical Liberal Social Science Informs Social Movement Studies, by Mikayla Novak Chapter 7. Freedom in Economic Sociology, by Patrik Aspers Chapter 8. Classical Liberalism vs. Populism and Authoritarianism: The Struggle for Modern Democracy, by Jack A. Goldstone Chapter 9. The Problem on Campus Is How We Think, by Ilana Redstone Conclusion: Reflections and Trajectories, by Fabio Rojas and Charlotta Stern About the Contributors
Contents Introduction: Sociology and Classical Liberalism in Dialogue: Freedom Is Something We Do Together, by Fabio Rojas and Charlotta Stern Chapter 1. Does Economic Liberalism Reduce Poverty?, by John Iceland and Eric Silver Chapter 2. Race, Freedom, and Social Change, by Fabio Rojas Chapter 3. The Predatory States of America, by Brandon Rudolph Davis Chapter 4. Classical Liberal Feminism and Gendered Labor Markets, by Charlotta Stern Chapter 5. Toward a Classical Liberal Sociological Theory of Health Care, by Lauren Hall Chapter 6. Contending for Freedom: How Classical Liberal Social Science Informs Social Movement Studies, by Mikayla Novak Chapter 7. Freedom in Economic Sociology, by Patrik Aspers Chapter 8. Classical Liberalism vs. Populism and Authoritarianism: The Struggle for Modern Democracy, by Jack A. Goldstone Chapter 9. The Problem on Campus Is How We Think, by Ilana Redstone Conclusion: Reflections and Trajectories, by Fabio Rojas and Charlotta Stern About the Contributors
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