An introduction to classical liberalism in the age of post-communism. This volume discusses such topics as: law and constitutionalism; constitutionalism and sovereignty; liberty and democracy; liberty; contractarian liberty; justice; and classical liberalism and civil society.

This is part of a four-volume set, an annual series dedicated to the work of John Locke. This volume deals with rent seeking. The others cover classical liberalism, public choice and constitutional democracy; property rights as a guarantor of liberty; and the liberty-state relationship.

This four-volume set is part of an annual series dedicated to the work of John Locke. These four volumes (available separately) deal with property rights in terms of being a guarantor of liberty; as rent seeking; as part of the constitutional order; and as part of the liberty-state relationship.

This is part of a four-volume set, a series dedicated to the work of John Locke. This volume deals with classical liberalism, public choice and constitutional democracy. The others cover property rights in terms of being a guarantor of liberty; rent seeking; and the liberty-state relationship.

This collection of four essays defends classical liberal philosophy and presents a convincing justification of the minimal state. In addition, the editor explains why some notable classical liberal scholars have abandoned classical liberalism.