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bourgeois
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These unhealthy trends needed to be corrected, he warned, and students firmly guided away from the false ideals of bourgeois liberalism .
classical
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Yet this wave of social legislation could not easily be reconciled with the tenets of classical liberalism .
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Part Five of this book will reveal that many contemporary political regimes are powerfully influenced by classical liberalism .
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Tensions within liberalism Classical liberalism has been subjected to severe criticism both from conservatives and communitarians.
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As suggested in Chapter 2, a view of res publica based on classical liberalism would be more limited.
economic
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In the name of economic liberalism , the Thatcher governments made war on traditional institutions and traditional elites.
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Since the trauma of 1929, few people contest this need, although it flatly contradicts the tradition of economic liberalism .
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Conservative criminology is part of the ideological background of economic liberalism .
political
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The Progressive majority was hostile to the statusquo, and advocated national self-determination and political liberalism .
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Seafaring has also promoted political liberalism in Britain.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As well as being a cry for security, however, it is also an assumption that liberalism has failed.
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His secular, rationalist sensibilities created an ideal of liberalism based on the individual pursuit of self-interest.
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In his column, he was using San Francisco as a stand-in for an even easier target: liberalism .
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Luck had it that liberalism , or neo-liberalism, has since come into vogue.
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Only liberalism can deliver us from isolation.
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Personnel changes confirmed the new liberalism in the Soviet Union and the attempt to break links with past behaviour.
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The conservative critique along such lines argues that liberalism is morally bankrupt.
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What is needed is not a liberalism that merely responds in dusty fashion, which is to say, the reactionary left.