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  1. stanfordreview.org

    In his Substack essay "Why is Everything Liberal?" Richard Hanania explains why liberals are overrepresented in our society's institutions, from academia, to the media, and now corporations. Through analyzing political donations, Hanania concludes that everything feels liberal in a closely divided country because politics is a ...
  2. princeton.edu

    of conservatism is not tantamount to a liberal revival. The Bush administration's manifest failures and the Democrats' triumph in the 2006 elections have created a new opening for liberal argument. The question is now whether liberals can make their case not just for specific policies and candidates but for an alternative public philosophy.
  3. press.princeton.edu

    Jun 14, 2024That's a liberal package and conservatives know it. Liberals should too, for liberalism may well be the source of who they are deep down. From the family to the workplace, friendship to enmity, romance to parenting, humor to outrage, and everything in between, many of us are liberals all the way down. Liberals get jittery around the word soul ...
  4. plato.stanford.edu

    Liberalism is more than one thing. On any close examination, it seems to fracture into a range of related but sometimes competing visions. In this entry we focus on debates within the liberal tradition. (1) We contrast three interpretations of liberalism's core commitment to liberty. (2) We contrast 'old' and 'new' liberalism.

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