Liberal Reads aims to pack our biggest ideas and introduce new ones in audio and brief paper formats that provide key insights in 30 minutes. Apart from classical and fresh liberal ideas, the reviews may critically engage with important political, philosophical, and economic books through a liberal lens.
Curated by ELF Head of Policy and Research, Dr. Antonios Nestoras.
The world is not getting worse; it is getting more complex. Information is faster and people must make sense of it. Liberal Reads enable you to listen brief summary of key ideas of liberal and democratic bibliography.
Page 1 of 6
BOOK REVIEW – Tirso Virgos
“Inventing the Individual” by Larry Siedentop, 2014.
BOOK REVIEW – Adam Mazik
“Spontaneous Order” by Friedrich August von Hayek, 1978.
BOOK REVIEW – Tirso Virgos
“Liberal Languages” by Michael Freeden, 2004.
BOOK REVIEW – Adam Mazik
“Liberalism: The Classical Tradition” by Ludwig von Mises, 1927
BOOK REVIEW – Nayeli L. Riano
“Second Treatise of Government” by John Locke, 1690
Page 1 of 6