Mill and Paternalism

Focusing on Mill's deep engagement with Malthusianism, this book explores how this concern shaped his views on liberty. It delves into the philosophical implications of population theories on Mill's arguments, revealing a nuanced understanding of the interplay between individual freedom and societal constraints. By highlighting this often-overlooked aspect of Mill's work, the book provides fresh insights into his thoughts on the balance between personal rights and the challenges posed by population growth.