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	1 Introduction: What is Liberalism? Liberalism is a precarious achievement of enduring value. This important legacy of both European history and philosophy – what we sometimes like to abbreviate imprecisely as Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-10-08 09:45:36 Open Document File Size: 62,62 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent Europe / / Country Australia / United Kingdom / United States / New Zealand / / Facility J. S. Mill / / Person John Gray / Karl Popper / Joseph Raz / Carl Schmitt / Peter Laslett / John Rawls / Margaret Thatcher / Friedrich Hayek / Brian Barry / Ronald Dworkin / / SocialTag Political culture Political ideologies Social theories Liberalism John Rawls A Theory of Justice Classical liberalism Individualism Egalitarianism Philosophy

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