Western liberalism was always a mirage.
His whole system is one of radical liberalism.
Afghanistan and Pakistan are where liberalism goes to die.
How do you reconcile this choice with liberalism?
The distinguished theorist of liberalism was indeed a brilliant talker and feline gossip.
In the years since then, liberalism has seen recurring waves of such end-of-days hysteria.
This is a tendency towards liberalism, which must also be resolutely opposed.
Owing to the globalisation of capital under neo-liberalism, the ruling class recognises that the solution must be global.
THE myth of Dutch tolerance may have faded in recent years, But the country still cherishes its social liberalism.
She will also have a good chance of inheriting Edward Kennedy's position in the Senate as the lion of liberalism and the voice of a huge Democratic constituency.
But if we can regain that belief in the power of ideas which was the mark of liberalism at its best, the battle is not lost.
Francis Fukuyama took the optimists' garland by declaring, in 1992, "the end of history" and the universal triumph of Western liberalism.
Mr Sarkozy may simply be pandering to popular distaste but this does seem to reflect a limited sympathy for economic liberalism.
So it remained through the early decades of the Kingdom of Italy when patron-client relations underlaid a facade of parliamentary liberalism.
In most of these campaigns the dissenters have argued that the American scientific establishment is tainted with an anti-corporate liberalism and is trying to impose socialism by the back door.
The European project has long had at its heart a tension between an economic liberalism that favours openness to the world and an economic nationalism that prefers a fortress.
Bernstein, he says, never wrote "That One Important Piece" because the only audience for which he could have written it-an American citizenry united by progressive liberalism-failed to materialise.
The moral weight of Karl Marx’s criticisms of 19th-century capitalism even won him praise from the high priest of Western liberalism, Karl Popper, a Viennese-born philosopher who emigrated to London.
