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"This alternate approach is termed global civic republicanism and seeks to retrieve the public and civic character of the state in order to provide its citizens protection from economic vulnerability and thereby constitute a resilient form of individual liberty. As such, the philosophical and practical resources that support the idea of republican states are outlined and contrasted with cosmopolitan modes of thought. The legacy of republican ideas in respect to political economy, world politics and global governance are also examined.\"--BOOK JACKET." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Liberty beyond neo-liberalism a republican critique of liberal governance in a globalising age"@en . "Liberty beyond neo-liberalism a republican critique of liberal governance in a globalising age" . "Steven Slaughter examines whether liberals can govern in a way that promotes liberty and moderates the rising social dislocation associated with economic globalization. The book evaluates the potential of various liberal arguments to attend to the harmful social aspects of economic globalization in three distinct stages. First, it examines the nature of economic globalization and the consequences of this process for liberal thought and governance. Second, it examines contemporary liberal approaches by critically examining a series of liberal texts that provide alternative schemes of governance. Third, in finding these contemporary liberal arguments insufficient to the task of a socially responsible regulation of economic globalization, the book concludes with an innovative scheme that stems from neo-roman republican political theory. This alternate approach is termed global civic republicanism and seeks to retrieve the public and civic character of the state in order to provide protection from economic vulnerability so as to constitute a resilient form of liberty. As such, the practical and scholarly resources that support the idea of the civic state are outlined and the legacy of republican ideas in world politics and the global context of association required for civic states to be possible are also examined. The aim of global civic republicanism is the republican inspired goal of non-domination in respect to the social impact of economic globalization." . "Steven Slaughter examines whether liberals can govern in a way that promotes liberty and moderates the rising social dislocation associated with economic globalization. The book evaluates the potential of various liberal arguments to attend to the harmful social aspects of economic globalization in three distinct stages. First, it examines the nature of economic globalization and the consequences of this process for liberal thought and governance. Second, it examines contemporary liberal approaches by critically examining a series of liberal texts that provide alternative schemes of governance. Third, in finding these contemporary liberal arguments insufficient to the task of a socially responsible regulation of economic globalization, the book concludes with an innovative scheme that stems from neo-roman republican political theory. This alternate approach is termed global civic republicanism and seeks to retrieve the public and civic character of the state in order to provide protection from economic vulnerability so as to constitute a resilient form of liberty. As such, the practical and scholarly resources that support the idea of the civic state are outlined and the legacy of republican ideas in world politics and the global context of association required for civic states to be possible are also examined. The aim of global civic republicanism is the republican inspired goal of non-domination in respect to the social impact of economic globalization."@en . . . . . "Liberty beyond neo-liberalism : a republican critique of liberal governance in a globalising age" . . . . . . . . . . "Liberty beyond neo-liberalism ;A republican critique of liberal governance in a globalising age" . . . "\"Steven Slaughter examines whether liberals can govern in a way that promotes liberty and moderates the significant social dislocation associated with neo-liberalism and economic globalisation. This book critically evaluates the potential of various liberal arguments to adequately address the harmful social aspects of economic globalisation in three distinct stages. First, it examines the configuration of contemporary economic globalisation and the consequences of this process for liberal thought and governance. Second, it examines contemporary liberal approaches by critically examining a series of liberal texts that provide practical alternative schemes of governance. Third, in finding these contemporary liberal arguments insufficient to the task of a socially responsible regulation of economic globalisation, the book concludes with an innovative scheme that stems from neo-Roman republican political theory." . . . . .