Matthew McManus is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics at Whitman College, Washington, USA. He is the author of The Rise of Post-Modern Conservatism and Making Human Dignity Central to International Human Rights Law amongst other books.

• Introduction (Matthew McManus).- Part 1: Law and Rights in Contemporary Liberalism and Socialism.- Chapter 2. What Does It Mean To Say All Are Created Equal?: Liberalism And Socialism On Basic Rights (Matthew McManus).- Chapter 3. The Identity Thesis, Basic Structure, and Constitutional Statecraft in Malaysian Courts (Ratna Rueban Balasubramaniam).- Chapter 4. Apostle of Progress, Harbinger of Hope: John Stuart Mill and the British Political Tradition (Richard Mullender).- Part 2: The Political Theory of Liberalism and Socialism in the 21st Century.- Chapter 5. Can Socialism Allow Open Borders? (Jason Brennan and Chris Freiman).- Chapter 6. Marx was a (Philosophical) Liberal and You Should be Too (Ben Burgis).- Chapter 7. The Social Empowerment of Equal Chances: Sortition as a Democratic Bridge Between Liberalism and Socialism (Victor Bruzzone).- Part 3: Liberalism, Socialism, and Culture.- Chapter 8. Disambiguating ‘Critical Theory’(Aaron Hanlon).- Chapter 9. From Liberal to Leftist Ecopolitics: Searching for Common Ground between Capitalism and Climate (Erik Tate).- Chapter 10. Woke Capital: The Stifling of Creativity and Innovation Under Liberalism (Shalon van Tine).- Chapter 11. The Liberal Media Would Rather Support a Populist Than a Socialist (Peter Milonas).

Matthew McManus is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics at Whitman College, Washington, USA. He is the author of The Rise of Post-Modern Conservatism and Making Human Dignity Central to International Human Rights Law amongst other books.

• Introduction (Matthew McManus).- Part 1: Law and Rights in Contemporary Liberalism and Socialism.- Chapter 2. What Does It Mean To Say All Are Created Equal?: Liberalism And Socialism On Basic Rights (Matthew McManus).- Chapter 3. The Identity Thesis, Basic Structure, and Constitutional Statecraft in Malaysian Courts (Ratna Rueban Balasubramaniam).- Chapter 4. Apostle of Progress, Harbinger of Hope: John Stuart Mill and the British Political Tradition (Richard Mullender).- Part 2: The Political Theory of Liberalism and Socialism in the 21st Century.- Chapter 5. Can Socialism Allow Open Borders? (Jason Brennan and Chris Freiman).- Chapter 6. Marx was a (Philosophical) Liberal and You Should be Too (Ben Burgis).- Chapter 7. The Social Empowerment of Equal Chances: Sortition as a Democratic Bridge Between Liberalism and Socialism (Victor Bruzzone).- Part 3: Liberalism, Socialism, and Culture.- Chapter 8. Disambiguating ‘Critical Theory’(Aaron Hanlon).- Chapter 9. From Liberal to Leftist Ecopolitics: Searching for Common Ground between Capitalism and Climate (Erik Tate).- Chapter 10. Woke Capital: The Stifling of Creativity and Innovation Under Liberalism (Shalon van Tine).- Chapter 11. The Liberal Media Would Rather Support a Populist Than a Socialist (Peter Milonas).

Matthew McManus is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics at Whitman College, Washington, USA. He is the author of The Rise of Post-Modern Conservatism and Making Human Dignity Central to International Human Rights Law amongst other books.

• Introduction (Matthew McManus).- Part 1: Law and Rights in Contemporary Liberalism and Socialism.- Chapter 2. What Does It Mean To Say All Are Created Equal?: Liberalism And Socialism On Basic Rights (Matthew McManus).- Chapter 3. The Identity Thesis, Basic Structure, and Constitutional Statecraft in Malaysian Courts (Ratna Rueban Balasubramaniam).- Chapter 4. Apostle of Progress, Harbinger of Hope: John Stuart Mill and the British Political Tradition (Richard Mullender).- Part 2: The Political Theory of Liberalism and Socialism in the 21st Century.- Chapter 5. Can Socialism Allow Open Borders? (Jason Brennan and Chris Freiman).- Chapter 6. Marx was a (Philosophical) Liberal and You Should be Too (Ben Burgis).- Chapter 7. The Social Empowerment of Equal Chances: Sortition as a Democratic Bridge Between Liberalism and Socialism (Victor Bruzzone).- Part 3: Liberalism, Socialism, and Culture.- Chapter 8. Disambiguating ‘Critical Theory’(Aaron Hanlon).- Chapter 9. From Liberal to Leftist Ecopolitics: Searching for Common Ground between Capitalism and Climate (Erik Tate).- Chapter 10. Woke Capital: The Stifling of Creativity and Innovation Under Liberalism (Shalon van Tine).- Chapter 11. The Liberal Media Would Rather Support a Populist Than a Socialist (Peter Milonas).