Liberalism and the Limits of Power

Focusing on the evolution of liberal theorizing about limited government, the book critically examines the works of key philosophers Hayek and Rawls. It advocates for a paradigm shift, emphasizing the importance of democratic politics over philosophical doctrines in shaping state power within liberal frameworks. By integrating insights from democratic theory and cultural studies, the author proposes a new approach for liberals to engage with political studies in the twenty-first century, challenging traditional conceptions of governance.