He endorsed its break with the past and its libertarian tradition, he said, but he only dabbled in the automatic writing that was its literary trademark.

The debate has been particularly bitter in Britain, with its proud civil libertarian tradition.

More generally the idea of the inseparability of cultural and political revolution has a long history within the libertarian tradition with its roots in revolutionary Romanticism.

The new blood that regime had introduced had been less important-given the already-diverse racial quality of the local population-than the militaristic orientation it had superimposed on the libertarian tradition.

A more recent libertarian tradition on education is that of unschooling and the free school in which child-led activity replaces pedagogic approaches.

Because of aggressive lobbying and the United States' strong libertarian traditions, the Internet service provider industry remains relatively unregulated in comparison to other communications industries.

The lack of a similar civil libertarian tradition in the democracies of Western Europe doesn't make them anti-democratic.

But America's civil libertarian tradition - rather than its courts, lawyers or Miranda rights is what makes the country distinctively American.

The U.K. has a notable libertarian tradition, manifested by, among other things, solid guarantees of freedom of expression, freedom of information, and protection of privacy.

Mutualism emerged from early nineteenth-century socialism, and is generally considered a market-oriented strand within the libertarian socialist tradition.