Renewing Liberalism

1. Historical Introduction
James A. Sherman

Part I. Liberty: Autonomy

2. Liberty: Autonomy – Introduction
James A. Sherman

3. Autonomy and Practical Reasoning
James A. Sherman

4. Autonomy and Rational Deliberation About Ends
James A. Sherman

Part II. Liberty: Freedom

5. Liberty: Freedom – Introduction
James A. Sherman

6. The Concept of Individual Freedom
James A. Sherman

7. A Neo-Aristotelian Theory of Individual Liberty
James A. Sherman

Part III. Justice: Distribution

8. Justice: Distribution – Introduction
James A. Sherman

9. Liberty, Equality and Justice
James A. Sherman

10. Beyond the Old Economics
James A. Sherman

11. The Theory of Equal Liberty
James A. Sherman

Part IV. Justice: Authority

12. Justice: Authority – Introduction
James A. Sherman

13. Moral Reasons and Moral Duties
James A. Sherman

14. From Moral Duties to Moral Rights
James A. Sherman

15. The Moral Justification of State Authority
James A. Sherman

16. The Scope and Limits of State Authority
James A. Sherman

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