Concepts of Liberty
Countering the myth of Manchesterism
On the occasion of Richard Cobden's 200th Birth anniversary the Liberal Institute came out with a research paper on this outstanding liberal, who has been revered as the “Champion of the Poor”. Unfortunately presently his views and policies have gone into disrepute. This is a laudable effort by Dr. Detmar Doering to clear the dust.
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Position Liberal
The Social Dimension of Liberal Policy
Liberalism is being identified - and rightly so - with policies centering on the individual, his right to freedom and his responsibility. It is emphasising efficiency, competetion, and economic progress within the framework of a market economy where the power of the state is limited to an indispensable minimum. (...)
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Liberalism is being identified - and rightly so - with policies centering on the individual, his right to freedom and his responsibility. It is emphasising efficiency, competetion, and economic progress within the framework of a market economy where the power of the state is limited to an indispensable minimum. (...)
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Position Liberal
Liberty - The Best Remedy Against Poverty
Mass poverty remains a challenge to the global community. According to the World Bank, in 1998 1.2 billion people lived in absolute poverty, i.e. with an income of less then 1 $ a day, almost half of them in South Asia. Although poverty has decreased somewhat, it remains the biggest challenge to mankind. (...)
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Mass poverty remains a challenge to the global community. According to the World Bank, in 1998 1.2 billion people lived in absolute poverty, i.e. with an income of less then 1 $ a day, almost half of them in South Asia. Although poverty has decreased somewhat, it remains the biggest challenge to mankind. (...)
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