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    explaining the history of rise of the middle class in Europe and its current status in the developed countries. Unlike his stance in his famous essay “End of History?” (1989) in which he declares the victory of western liberalism in the ideological war between Communism and Liberalism, in this essay he raises several threats to the liberal democracy. The first threat is to the social middle class in the developed countries. This threat comes from the current form of ‘globalized capitalism’ and…

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    Mill And Foucault Analysis

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    power through discourse. While their two views give a different lens of power, I would argue that they give a similar perspective on the ways in which a collective society maintains power. Both Mill and Foucault establish a critical view of freedom. Liberalism is deceitful in that it allows the illusion of freedom through society’s exercise of power. For John Stuart Mill, freedom iswas understood as liberty, and by liberty, the idea was protection against tyranny. Prior to the introduction…

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    In all honesty I did not know until opening this book how important the French Revolution was in the history of the world. Sitting in my 11th grade history class, my instructor always made it her point to tell her pupils how cataclysmic the year 1789 really was. I was ignorant and a little innocent at the time, not thinking much of the 70 year old professor who I thought had a freaky fascination with the French Revolution. However, I now thank her for forever engraining the “cataclysmic” year…

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    Liberalism emphasizes freedom, liberty, and individuality particularly in democracies where property ownership, civil rights, religion, and individual liberty came into play. Liberalist favored the idea of democracies as opposed to societies with aristocracies and a monarchy that limited liberty and freedom. Liberalism, according to Mill allows “each person [to] becomes more valuable to himself, and is therefore…

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    ideal of American Liberalism did not occur at The New Deal time period,but it did attract people at that time. When people realized under the situation of financial crisis,is was not possible that to still have a free market, they needed someone to involved into their economy and help them get out that Quagmire. Liberalism gave them an idea thay economy could not turn back without government’s involvement. Under Rossevelt’s leading, Americans trusted his promise that liberalism would help…

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    almost every election, from mayoral to presidential. Recently, liberal beliefs have become some of the loudest in the country, and are spreading their message to the point that it’s affecting government policies, and how common folk act. Modern Liberalism is an idea that’s been around since the 1960’s and 70’s since the days of Martin Luther King Jr. and the beginning of Civil Rights movements…

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    Based on the handout from section one of the course, I chose classical liberalism as my theory of justice and democracy. Classical liberalism is a political ideology that stresses the importance of individual freedom, individual property, the protection of civil rights, and a free market. With classical liberalism the government has limited control. It began as a response to the Industrial Revolution and the conflicts arising with urbanization during the nineteenth century. It derived from the…

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    The political ideology I identify the most with is liberalism. Liberalism is basically equality for all, no matter race, gender, class, sexual orientation, or religion. Liberalism typically wants more federal government involvement in social issues and economic issues. My main focus on liberalism is social issues. Coming from a family that is in touch with their faith, while at the same time does not go to church often; my parents are liberal themselves. Both of my parents have been…

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    The French Revolutions applications were endless, and a country that this was prevalent in was Switzerland. “It proclaimed the equality of citizens before the law, equality of languages, freedom of thought and faith; it created a Swiss citizenship, basis of our modern nationality, and the separation of powers, of which the old regime had no conception; it suppressed internal tariffs and other economic restraints; it unified weights and measures, reformed civil and penal law, authorized mixed…

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    Summary: The Examiner

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    content under three different titles: Liberal Examiner, Green Examiner and Space Examiner. As a Liberal Examiner I covered issues and happenings that related to social liberalism. Social liberalism, is a political ideology that seeks to find a balance between individual liberty and social justice. Like classical liberalism, social liberalism endorses a market economy and the expansion of civil and political rights and liberties, but differs in that it believes the legitimate role…

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