There is romance, magic, tragedy and a bracing liberal critique of the world that somehow manages to avoid pessimism and didacticism.

The liberal critique also emphasizes individual freedom as opposed to national identity, which is by definition collective.

And reporters understandably consider it newsworthy that some conservative voices are now echoing longstanding liberal critiques of the Bush administration.

Another major part of the liberal critique is targeted at governors.

For a libertarian liberal critique of his ideas regarding recognition see: Perez, Nahshon (2012).

It is a comprehensive version of the standard liberal critique, a critique already well developed in the 1980's.

Above all, LeoGrande fails to bolster the perennial weak spot of the liberal critique - the question of alternatives.

Commentators have interpreted it as a broadly liberal critique of liberalism, or an attempt to criticize the liberal establishment on its own terms.

In 1984, he studied at the University of Essex, where he became acquainted with the liberal critique of Marxism.

The liberal-feminist critique is related to the liberal and libertarian critique, since it is concerned with what happens inside the cultural groups.