1st Edition
The Routledge Handbook of Classical Liberalism
1. An Introduction to Classical Liberal Thought
Richard A. Epstein
2. Historical Influences on Classical Liberalism from Religion and Natural Law
Erik W. Matson
3. Foundations of Classical Liberalism
David Schmidtz and Jason Brennan
4. Classical Liberalism(s) in Relation to Other Schools of Thought: The Birds and the Bees
Alexander Schaefer
5. Examining the Ordoliberal Tradition in Classical Liberal Thought
Lars P. Feld and Daniel Nientiedt
6. The Austrian Economists and Classical Liberalism
Richard M. Ebeling
7. Classical Liberalism and Property
Thomas W. Merrill
8. Rights and Classical Liberalism
Billy Christmas
9. Liberalism, Rights and Welfare
Douglas B. Rasmussen and Douglas J. Den Uyl
10. Classical Liberal Constitutionalism
Shreyas Narla and Shruti Rajagopalan
11. The Structure of Government
Vlad Tarko
12. Public Administration and the Classical Liberal Tradition: Governance Principles and Processes
Paul Dragos Aligica
13. Coordination, Collective Action, and Voluntary Governance in the Classical Liberal Tradition: In Search of Civil Society
Lenore T. Ealy and Nikolai G. Wenzel
14. Classical Liberalism and Taxation
Miranda Perry Fleischer
15. Fiscal Policy
Richard E. Wagner
16. Classically Liberal Monetary Policy: Rules, not Discretion
Alexander William Salter
17. Competition and Competition Law in the Classical Liberal Tradition
Geoffrey Manne and Lazar Radic
18. Price Controls from a Classical Liberal Perspective
Thomas W. Hazlett
19. Classical Liberal Perspectives on Banking and Financial Regulation
Lawrence H. White
20. Data and Privacy
Luise Papcke
21. Classical Liberalism and Intellectual Property Rights: A Critical Assessment
Jonathan M. Barnett
22. Environmental Policy and Regulation
Andrew Morriss
23. Land Use Regulation
lya Somin
24. Classical Liberalism and Corporate Law
Robert T. Miller
25. Contemporary Welfare Policies
Otto Lehto
26. A Classical Liberal Approach to U.S. Health Care
Bobbi Herzberg
27. The Classical Liberal Account of Public Health
Richard A. Epstein
28. Education
Williamson M. Evers
29. On Paternalism
Mario J. Rizzo and Glen Whitman
30. Classical Liberalism and Crime Prevention
Nick Cowen
31. Policing and Imprisonment: Is Classical Liberalism Complicit in Systemic Racism?
Daniel J. D’Amico
32. Gender in Classical Liberal Thought
Jayme Lemke
33. Classical Liberalism in Native America
M. Todd Henderson
34. Foreign Policy, Defense, and War
Christopher J. Coyne and Matthew A. Owens
35. Immigration and Citizenship in a Classically Liberal State: Principles and Policies
Alex Nowrasteh
36. Liberalism and Trade
Donald J. Boudreaux
37. Economic Development and Classical Liberalism
Paola A. Suarez
38. The Future of Liberalism
Peter Boettke
Biography
Richard A. Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at the NYU School of Law, where he serves as Director of the Classical Liberal Institute. He is also the James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law Emeritus and a Senior Lecturer at the University of Chicago, USA.
Mario J. Rizzo is Professor of Economics, Director of the Foundations of the Market Economy program in the Department of Economics, and co-Director of the Classical Liberal Institute at the NYU School of Law, USA.
Liya Palagashvili is a Senior Research Fellow with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and a Fellow with the Classical Liberal Institute at NYU Law, USA.
"This is an excellent collection, consisting of writings of some of the leading classical liberals in the world today, on many of the most important classical liberal issues."
Tyler Cowen, George Mason University, USA
"While liberalism is all too often misunderstood – and, for that reason, disliked – this work brightly introduces the reader to its core principles and to their implications for our modern world. Any good library should definitely have it on its shelves, available for curious and serious students."
Pierre Garello, Aix Marseille University, France
"In a global context of increasing ideological confusion, this handbook is an essential companion to distinguish what is and what is not classical liberalism. Its philosophical and historical approach guides the reader through the great questions of the day."
Roberta Adelaide Modugno, Roma TRE University, Italy
"Classical Liberalism provides the intellectual foundation for free societies, social order, and constitutional democracies. Get this handbook for informed reference on your middle bookshelf."
Vernon L. Smith, Chapman University, USA
