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In the full paper, the author makes explicit his choice to use the contemporary American sense of the word "liberal." This, of course, differs from classical l
by teuobk 17y ago
In the full paper, the author makes explicit his choice to use the contemporary American sense of the word "liberal."
This, of course, differs from classical liberalism, which is similar to modern libertarianism.
- ggchappell 17y ago> In the full paper, the author makes explicit his choice to use the contemporary American sense of the word "liberal." Really? That's interesting, since the definition given in the article contradicts that. I guess the real question is how he measured "liberalism". E.g., did he ask people who they voted for, or how much they gave to charity, or what?