Le Regard Libre This week, Regard Libre publishes a special report on the current state of liberalism, looking at the thinking of the great authors who have left their mark on this philosophical, political and economic movement.
A philosophical and economic doctrine, liberalism is at the heart of modern political history. We like to claim it, or criticize it, depending on the school of thought or party to which we belong, but it's hard not to take a stand on it. And yet, the discussion often turns out to be a confusing one. Do we even know what liberalism is? What are we talking about?
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In this month's dossier, Le Regard Libre attempts to clarify the issue and make its contribution to a crucial debate, drawing on the thinking of important authors who have left their mark: the Franco-Swiss author Germaine de Staël (1766-1817), the French historian Alexis de Tocqueville (1805-1859), the Austro-British philosopher Friedrich Hayek (1899-1992) and the American economist Milton Friedman (1912-2006).
Pre-order our paper edition, which will be delivered this weekend, or buy the digital version now: Le Regard Libre N°111
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