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Liberalism and progressivism are both political ideologies that share some common values and goals, but they also have distinct differences. Liberalism emphasizes individual rights, limited government intervention, and free-market capitalism.
American politics on the difference between those who call themselves liberals and those who call themselves progressives. We examine seven hypotheses to locate
To date, there has not been significant work in the study of American politics on the difference between those who call themselves liberals and those who call themselves progressives. We examine seven hypotheses to locate systematic differences between these two groups.
Liberalism is a spectre that haunts Western political thought and practice. For some it is a site of the modern, an object of desire, even the telos of history. For others it represents an unfolding nightmare, signifying either the vicious logic of capitalism or a squalid descent into moral relativism.
According to DeWitt, progressivism embraced three broad goals which had been on the American political agenda for twenty-five years by the time he was writing and which by then appeared to him to be substantially accomplished: the removal of corruption from public life, the enlargement of popular parti
Liberal principles for the discipline of power have a threefold purpose: to constrain “power over” that is arbitrary, despotic, and overweening; to establish rules for the legitimate exercise of power; and to enlarge the overall capacities of both individuals and societies. The central liberal hypothesis about power is that constraints on des-
these theories. Republican liberalism focuses on political institutions and regimes; commercial, interdependence and pacifist liberalism focus on the economic sphere while ideational and cognitive liberalism focus on ideas, norms, and culture. Though avoiding direct tensions between the political,
