Routledge Handbook of Classical Liberalism

Description:

This handbook provides a comprehensive analysis of classical liberal theory including a survey of the theory's central ideas and arguments, and the application of these ideas to contemporary issues.

Review Quotes:

"This is an excellent collection, consisting of writings of some of the leading classical liberals in the world today, on many of the most important classical liberal issues."
Tyler Cowen, George Mason University, USA

"While liberalism is all too often misunderstood - and, for that reason, disliked - this work brightly introduces the reader to its core principles and to their implications for our modern world. Any good library should definitely have it on its shelves, available for curious and serious students."
Pierre Garello, Aix Marseille University, France

"In a global context of increasing ideological confusion, this handbook is an essential companion to distinguish what is and what is not classical liberalism. Its philosophical and historical approach guides the reader through the great questions of the day."
Roberta Adelaide Modugno, Roma TRE University, Italy

"Classical Liberalism provides the intellectual foundation for free societies, social order, and constitutional democracies. Get this handbook for informed reference on your middle bookshelf."
Vernon L. Smith, Chapman University, USA