Norms of Liberty: A Perfectionist Basis for Non-Perfectionist Politics
"In sum,Norms of Libertyis a significant addition to the philosophical literature of liberty, and it will surely be an influential work for years to come."--The Independent Review"Rasmussen and Den Uyl have produced a work of political philosophy that no one who wishes to discuss liberalism can afford to bypass." --Philosophy of the Social Sciences"Norms of Liberty . . . provides a seminal contribution to liberal political thought that will be of significant interest to Thomists as well as other classically trained Aristotelians and natural law theorists."--The Thomist"The book gives a very interesting and well articulated defence of liberalism."--Political Studies Review"The book is well written, drawing on a wide range of contemporary literature. Its controversial claims will be of keen interest to graduate students and scholars, and accessible to advanced undergraduates."--Choice“It is a work of classic stature that everyone interested in political philosophy needs to study.”—David Gordon,Mises Review“The book gives a very interesting and well-articulated defense of liberalism.”—Ronald Tinnevelt,Political Studies Review“[A] work of political philosophy that no one who wishes to discuss liberalism can afford to bypass.”—Tibor R. Machan,Philosophy of the Social Sciences