Chinese liberalism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

welfare state
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

modus vivendi
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

autonomy
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

accountability (governance)
type: Concept
related: liberal theory

liberalism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

emancipation
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

new right
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

disagreement
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

faction
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

civil disobedience
type: Concept
related: liberal theory

instrumentalism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

basic structure
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

contemporary liberalism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

imperialism
type: Concept
related: liberal theory

modernization theory
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

humanism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

political theory
type: Concept
narrower: liberal theory

democratization
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

liberty
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

democratic peace
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

contractualism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

domination
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

dissent
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

equality
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

new liberalism
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

theories of justice
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

new left
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

rights
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

exploitation
type: Concept
related: liberal theory

universality
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: liberal theory

civil rights
type: Concept
broader: liberal theory

liberal theory
type: Concept
definition: Since its emergence in early modern Europe, the liberal tradition of political thought has spawned three major families of theory. The oldest, going back to the seventeenth century or earlier, comprises a set of ideas about political institutions. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Liberal Theory]
narrower: contractualism
narrower: democratization
narrower: universality
narrower: rights
narrower: democratic peace
narrower: new left
narrower: faction
narrower: basic structure
narrower: welfare state
narrower: emancipation
narrower: modernization theory
narrower: liberalism
narrower: dissent
narrower: domination
narrower: modus vivendi
narrower: equality
narrower: autonomy
narrower: Chinese liberalism
narrower: humanism
narrower: liberty
narrower: instrumentalism
narrower: new liberalism
narrower: civil rights
narrower: disagreement
narrower: new right
narrower: theories of justice
narrower: contemporary liberalism
broader: political theory
related: civil disobedience
related: exploitation
related: imperialism
related: accountability (governance)