Egalitarian Liberalism: What Are Its Possible Futures in South Africa?

David Bilchitz; Daryl Glaser

doi:10.3167/th.2014.6114001

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What Are Its Possible Futures in South Africa?

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Liberalism is associated by many with the protection of private property and the insulation of economic markets from state intervention. Yet the liberal tradition is very diverse, and some have taken its concern with equality and liberty in radically egalitarian directions that belie the reduction of liberalism to market-fundamentalist ‘neoliberalism’.

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Print Publication Date:: 01 Sep 2014

Online Publication Date:: 01 Sep 2014

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