Post-liberalism

It is very important to read this explanation and advocacy of left conservatism by @AdrianPabst1 as the best political way forward today. The way that alone combines realism with hope, respect for tradition with economic justice.

Good summary here of left postliberalism with important tweaks from ⁦@AdrianPabst1⁩ post-liberalism.org/p/the-paradox-…

New piece! Elizabeth Anderson thinks through a policy rapprochement between post-liberals and left-liberals, especially on economic issues. Give it a read! post-liberalism.org/p/possibilitie…

New interview! We talked to Stefan Borg about post-liberalism and the common good, and how they relate to populism, gender, environmental politics, and interventionism. Check it out! post-liberalism.org/p/interview-st…

New piece! Stefan Borg on the origins of post-liberalism, its core components, and three criticisms that can be levelled against its theory and practice. Check it out! post-liberalism.org/p/on-post-libe…

Wrote a piece on the post-liberals and their engagement with public policy for @postlibgwu: post-liberalism.org/p/postliberali…

@GreenPlusAnE At future events, this will certainly be something for us to account for, and bring in more and different voices. Thank you for the thread!

This looks cool but there is a conspicuous deficit of right wing critics of post-liberalism. Just to start: Yuval Levin, Michael Pakaluk, James Patterson, Jack Butler, etc.

If you’re in DC, come say hi.

Tomorrow in DC. Looking forward to it.

Looking forward to this discussion with @Joshua_A_Tait, @AdrianPabst1, and @HelenaRosenblat. twitter.com/postlibgwu/sta…

We’ll be talking about post-liberalism and capitalism at @GWtweets on October 20th.

Reminder! Register for our upcoming conference on October 20th, where we will bring together a diverse group of thinkers to try and make sense of postliberalism. Join us! Register here: tinyurl.com/bdf87tw5

Join us on October 20 for a conference gathering scholars and thinkers to explore the contours of the emerging postliberal imagination. You will not want to miss it! RSVP here: tinyurl.com/sbfht482

New piece! Stéphane Vibert on the French philosopher Marcel Gauchet, his rejection of teleological history, and “otherness” as a core element of modernity and human sociality. Check it out! post-liberalism.org/p/one-does-not…

Sixth, Céline Marty exhumes the work of André Gorz, stressing the relevance of his views on degrowth, "sobriety," and the free management of time for our world today. Read it here: post-liberalism.org/p/reinventing-…

Fifth, Paul Grenier on what's been lost in moving from ancient to modern philosophy, liberalism's "diabolical freedom," and postliberalism's effort to restore the good, true, and beautiful to a privileged position in our social lives. post-liberalism.org/p/what-is-libe…

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