George Crowder has taught political philosophy in Britain, the United States, Eastern Europe, and Australasia, and is currently Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.

"Liberalism and Value Pluralism is surely the most sophisticated of recent attempts to marry the two camps [of liberalism and value pluralism]. Crowder writes with clarity and generosity. The rigor and care of his analysis, the remarkably systematic presentation, the charity with which he interprets opposing viewpoints-all of these make the book an enjoyable and deeply sympathetic read. Crowder has written a book that many will find compelling and persuasive. It is also, indisputably, an impressive contribution to the literature." -Chad Cyrenne, Ethics

• Part 1 Liberalism and value pluralism: liberalism and its justification; value pluralism. Part 2 Pluralist arguments - liberal and antiliberal: from pluralism to anti-utopianism - Berlin's case; pluralism against liberalism? the conservative case. Part 3 From pluralism to liberalism: from pluralism to liberalism 1 - diversity; from pluralism to liberalism 2 - reasonable disagreement; from pluralism to liberalism 3 - virtues; pluralist liberalism; conclusion.

George Crowder has taught political philosophy in Britain, the United States, Eastern Europe, and Australasia, and is currently Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.

"Liberalism and Value Pluralism is surely the most sophisticated of recent attempts to marry the two camps [of liberalism and value pluralism]. Crowder writes with clarity and generosity. The rigor and care of his analysis, the remarkably systematic presentation, the charity with which he interprets opposing viewpoints-all of these make the book an enjoyable and deeply sympathetic read. Crowder has written a book that many will find compelling and persuasive. It is also, indisputably, an impressive contribution to the literature." -Chad Cyrenne, Ethics

• Part 1 Liberalism and value pluralism: liberalism and its justification; value pluralism. Part 2 Pluralist arguments - liberal and antiliberal: from pluralism to anti-utopianism - Berlin's case; pluralism against liberalism? the conservative case. Part 3 From pluralism to liberalism: from pluralism to liberalism 1 - diversity; from pluralism to liberalism 2 - reasonable disagreement; from pluralism to liberalism 3 - virtues; pluralist liberalism; conclusion.

George Crowder has taught political philosophy in Britain, the United States, Eastern Europe, and Australasia, and is currently Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.

"Liberalism and Value Pluralism is surely the most sophisticated of recent attempts to marry the two camps [of liberalism and value pluralism]. Crowder writes with clarity and generosity. The rigor and care of his analysis, the remarkably systematic presentation, the charity with which he interprets opposing viewpoints-all of these make the book an enjoyable and deeply sympathetic read. Crowder has written a book that many will find compelling and persuasive. It is also, indisputably, an impressive contribution to the literature." -Chad Cyrenne, Ethics

• Part 1 Liberalism and value pluralism: liberalism and its justification; value pluralism. Part 2 Pluralist arguments - liberal and antiliberal: from pluralism to anti-utopianism - Berlin's case; pluralism against liberalism? the conservative case. Part 3 From pluralism to liberalism: from pluralism to liberalism 1 - diversity; from pluralism to liberalism 2 - reasonable disagreement; from pluralism to liberalism 3 - virtues; pluralist liberalism; conclusion.