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Christentum und Liberalismus

1960

by Voegelin et al

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Title pages, foreword by Karl Forster, list of speakers, and table of contents for the 1960 publication 'Christentum und Liberalismus'...

Eric VoegelinLiberalismMethodologyFriedrich A. HayekRussian RevolutionAuguste ComteJohn Stuart MillPositivismCommunismFrench Revolutionnatural lawWelfare StateSeparation of Powersclass struggleIndustrial RevolutionJohn LockeMontesquieuWalter BagehotideologyWeimar RepublicMixed EconomyHans KelsenJean-Jacques RousseauThomas HobbesIndividualismOtto von BismarckTrade UnionsNationalizationProperty RightsBureaucracyFederalismSovereigntyCollectivismgeopoliticsSelf-DeterminationThomas AquinasTotalitarianismlegal theoryInterventionismCapitalismWalter EuckenWilhelm RopkeWagesEconomic DevelopmentMonetary StabilityTeleologyAdam SmithMercantilismCartelsLabor MarketMonopolySocial PolicyCold WarPlanned EconomyProductivityDemocracy

Table of Contents · 62 segments

1
Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Liberalism and Its History: Methodological Introductiontheoretical
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3
The Changing Image of Liberalism in Modern Scholarshiptheoretical
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4
Liberalism as a Phase of the Western Revolutionary Movementtheoretical
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5
The Concept of Permanent Revolution: From Comte to Trotskytheoretical
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6
Auguste Comte and the Crisis of Liberalismtheoretical
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7
The Three Waves of Western Revolution and Stabilizationtheoretical
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8
Four Aspects of Liberalism: Political, Economic, Religious, Scientifictheoretical
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9
The Failure of Liberal Models: Constitutional and Economictheoretical
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10
The Crisis of Liberal Reason and Social Sciencetheoretical
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11
The Legacy and Death of Classical Liberalismtheoretical
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12
Erich Mende: Liberal State Concept - Introductiontheoretical
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13
Theories of the State and Liberal Functionstheoretical
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14
The Liberal View of Man and Powertheoretical
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15
History of German Liberalism and the FDPtheoretical
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Constitutional Reality and Human Dignitytheoretical
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17
Security vs. Liberty and the Role of Interest Groupstheoretical
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18
Property Rights and the Critique of Socializationtheoretical
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19
The Crisis of Parliamentarism and the Executivetheoretical
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Party State, Federalism, and Local Self-Governmenttheoretical
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Supranationalism, Social Policy, and Defensetheoretical
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22
Foreign Policy and the Future of Liberalismtheoretical
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23
Paul Mikat: Elements of Catholic State Theory - Introductiontheoretical
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24
Natural Law vs. Biblical Eschatologytheoretical
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25
The Human Person as the Center of Social Ordertheoretical
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26
The Metaphysics of Community and Natural Lawtheoretical
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27
The Limits of Natural Law Deduced Normstheoretical
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The State as a Natural Society and Divine Willtheoretical
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Church and State: Distinct Spheres of Authoritytheoretical
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The State as a Perfect and Complete Societytheoretical
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Subsidiarity as a Guarantee of Freedomtheoretical
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Gustav Gundlach: Catholic Social Teaching and Economic Ordertheoretical
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The Eschatological Challenge to Social Teachingtheoretical
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34
Critique of Liberal Economic Theorytheoretical
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35
The Market and the Common Goodtheoretical
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36
Wages, Structures, and the Concept of Freedomtheoretical
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37
Social Market Economy and the Just Wagetheoretical
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Alexander Rüstow: Paleoliberalism, Collectivism, and Neoliberalismtheoretical
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The Rise and Failure of Paleoliberalismtheoretical
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The Monopoly Problem and the Labor Markettheoretical
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The Neoliberal Third Waytheoretical
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Market Economy as a Prerequisite for Political Freedomtheoretical
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Convergence of Neoliberalism and Catholic Social Teachingtheoretical
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Paul Luchtenberg: Essence and Goals of Liberal Cultural Policytheoretical
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46
The Historical Development and Metamorphosis of Liberalismessay
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47
Liberalism and the Christian Substanceessay
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The Purified Liberalism and the Metaphysics of Freedomessay
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Liberal Cultural Policy and the Christian Community Schoolessay
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Kulturpolitische Konflikte und der bürgerliche Materialismusessay
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51
Wissenschaft, Technik und Kunst in der liberalen Kulturpolitikessay
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Bildungsreform und die Frage des Bundeskultusministeriumsessay
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Staat und Kultur: Die katholische Perspektiveessay
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Der katholische Kulturbegriff und das Wirken Gottesessay
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Principles and Methods of Christian Cultural Policyessay
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The Christian Ideal of Education and the Role of Parentsessay
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Critique of the Framework Plan and Higher Education Challengesessay
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The Problem of Leisure and the Care for the Personessay
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Christian Cultural Policy: Family, Science, and Artessay
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Media Responsibility and the Pluralism of Broadcastingessay
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State Protection of Youth and Moral Boundariesessay
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Christian Cultural Policy within the German Basic Lawessay
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Conclusion: Christian vs. Liberal Cultural Policy and the Nature of Toleranceessay
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