This collection examines the classical liberal perspective within the professional study of history. The contributors investigate the origins and development of the classical liberal approach, argue for its revival within academia, and analyze its relevance to such topics as economics, civil liberties, feminism, and civil rights.
This collection examines the classical liberal perspective within the professional study of history. The contributors investigate the origins and development of the classical liberal approach, argue for its revival within academia, and analyze its relevance to such topics as economics, civil liberties, feminism, and civil rights.
Michael J. Douma is assistant research professor and director of the Georgetown Institute for the Study of Markets and Ethics at the McDonough School of Business of Georgetown University. Phillip W. Magness is visiting assistant professor of economics at Berry College.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Michael J. Douma Chapter 1: Beyond Laissez Faire and State Power: A Critical Look at the Transformation Thesis and Classical Liberalism in Nineteenth Century America Scott Shubitz Chapter 2: Classical Liberalism and the "New" History of American Capitalism Phillip W. Magness Chapter 3: The Historicity of Civil Liberties a Liberal Predicament Anthony Gregory Chapter 4: Constituting Liberty: Toward a History and Science of Association Lenore T. Ealy Chapter 5: Some Roads Taken and Not Taken from the Progressive Era to the New Deal David T. Beito Chapter 6: A Manifesto for Liberty: Toward a New History of Civil Rights in US History Jonathan Bean Chapter 7: The End or Ends of Social History? The Reclamation of Old Fashioned Historicism in the Writing of Historical Narratives Hans Eicholz Chapter 8: History through a Classical Liberal Feminist Lens Sarah Skwire Chapter 9: Classical Liberalism in Eastern Europe: Very Vibrant but So Mild Leonid Krasnozhon and Mykola Bunyk Chapter 10: "Start the Economy": Causation Emergent Order and Social Change in the Origins of Modern Economic Growth Matthew Brown Chapter 11: A Non-Manifesto of Liberal History Alberto Garín
Introduction Michael J. Douma Chapter 1: Beyond Laissez Faire and State Power: A Critical Look at the Transformation Thesis and Classical Liberalism in Nineteenth Century America Scott Shubitz Chapter 2: Classical Liberalism and the "New" History of American Capitalism Phillip W. Magness Chapter 3: The Historicity of Civil Liberties a Liberal Predicament Anthony Gregory Chapter 4: Constituting Liberty: Toward a History and Science of Association Lenore T. Ealy Chapter 5: Some Roads Taken and Not Taken from the Progressive Era to the New Deal David T. Beito Chapter 6: A Manifesto for Liberty: Toward a New History of Civil Rights in US History Jonathan Bean Chapter 7: The End or Ends of Social History? The Reclamation of Old Fashioned Historicism in the Writing of Historical Narratives Hans Eicholz Chapter 8: History through a Classical Liberal Feminist Lens Sarah Skwire Chapter 9: Classical Liberalism in Eastern Europe: Very Vibrant but So Mild Leonid Krasnozhon and Mykola Bunyk Chapter 10: "Start the Economy": Causation Emergent Order and Social Change in the Origins of Modern Economic Growth Matthew Brown Chapter 11: A Non-Manifesto of Liberal History Alberto Garín
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