Hatzis Aristides N.

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The liberal approach to politics, social issues and economy is unique. Priority is always given to freedom of choice. Leading liberal thinkers want everyone to be free to exercise their rights of choice.

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The liberal approach to politics, social issues and economy is unique, because freedom of choice is always given priority. The leading founders of this school of thought wanted everyone to be free to exercise their right of choice. For this purpose, Liberals aim to establish an Open Society. The emphasis that Liberals gave to the freedom of individuals, ideas, activities and choices, which can be achieved through tolerance and by giving priority to progress, to new ideas and perceptions, created an even number of conflict areas with other philosophical and political approaches.

 

This introduction to the principles of liberalism states its basic values and ideas, tolerance, self-sufficiency, rule of law and civil rights, that affected decisively the formation of the modern Western democracies. Still, what is the relation between the liberals’ ideals and free market and capitalism? How can the philosophy of liberalism be linked to the criticism of economic liberalism?

 

 

The Short Introductions series is about brief reference books written by experts, providing accurate and in-depth knowledge on a wide variety of subjects.

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Pages 112
Dimensions 13Χ20,5
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Weight 177 g
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Soft cover

E-book

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Age

18+

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Published Date 25/01/2017
ISBN 978-960-569-623-8

Professor Aristides Hatzis was born in Thessaloniki Greece in 1967. He completed his basic legal studies at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He studied Sociology, Philosophy, History and Economic Analysis of Law at the graduate level at the Aristotle University Law School (LL.B., LL.M.) and at the University of Chicago Law School (LL.M., J.S.D.) In 1999, he received his doctorate on the economics of contract law, under the supervision of Richard A. Posner (chair), Frank Easterbrook and William Landes. He is currently Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law and Institutions' Theory at the School of Methodology, History and Theory of Science of the Athens Kapodistirian University. He is elected member of the steering committee of the European Association of Law and Economics, Associate Fellow of the Center for Free Enterprise in Seoul and member of the Advisory Board of the Society of European Contract Law, the Steering Committee of the European Network for Better Regulation and the Editorial Board of the European Review of Contract Law. He is the recipient of several fellowships and awards and the author of many academic papers and newspaper op-eds. He is also member of the Greek and the American Bar Association, the American Economic Associationand many others. His areas of interest include law & economics, contract law, philosophy of law, bioethics, rational choice theory.

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