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Democracy's Discontent: America in Search of a Public Philosophy.
The American Historical Review · 1997 · Vol. 102(4) · pp. 1265–1265
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Preface PART I: THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PROCEDURAL REPUBLIC 1. The Public Philosophy of Contemporary Liberalism 2. Rights and the Neutral State 3. Religious Liberty and Freedom of Speech 4. Privacy Rights and Family Law PART II: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CITIZENSHIP 5. Economics and Virtue in the Early Republic 6. Free Labor versus Wage Labor 7. Community, Self-Government, and Progressive Reform 8. Liberalism and the Keynesian Revolution 9. The Triumph and Travail of the Procedural Republic Conclusion: In Search of a Public Philosophy Notes Index
American Constitutional Law and PoliticsLiberalismConstitutionCivic virtueCitizenshipVirtueDemocracyState (computer science)Political sciencePoliticsClassical liberalism
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