WHY LIBERALISM NEEDS AUTONOMY: ACHIEVING A MAINSTREAM SOCIETY WITHOUT INTERGROUP CAREGIVING EXPLOITATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21814/eps.4.1.199Abstract
Domenico Melidoro’s new book invites a reevaluation of liberalism’s response to diversity. Central to his project is the recognition that many forms of diversity are inevitable because diversity is simply a (social) fact that liberalism must address. The result is an approach to liberalism that aims to secure conditions for peace when diversity and disagreement are inevitable.
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