Liberalism after the Revolution (Ideas in Context, Series Number 143)
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Liberalism after the Revolution (Ideas in Context, Series Number 143)

by Michalis Sotiropoulos

History Philosophy Political Science
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In Liberalism after the Revolution, Michalis Sotiropoulos investigates the trajectory of liberal ideology in the wake of revolutionary periods. Part of the Ideas in Context series, this work explores how liberalism adapted to new political landscapes, highlighting key intellectual and historical developments in the field.

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Liberalism after the Revolution is part of the Ideas in Context series, volume 143, authored by Michalis Sotiropoulos. It addresses the development and adaptation of liberal thought following significant revolutionary events.

The book situates liberalism within broader historical and intellectual contexts, analyzing how revolutionary changes influenced political ideologies. It provides a focused examination of these shifts through a scholarly lens.

As a contribution to the series, it emphasizes the interplay between ideas and their historical settings, offering insights into the resilience and transformation of liberal principles.

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