Author: Ericson, David F. & Green, Louisa Bertch; editors:
Title: The Liberal Tradition in American Politics: Reassessing the Legacy of American Liberalism
Description: New York / London, Routledge, (1999). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, ix, 269 pp. Minor rubbing, light cover soil, VG. ¶ Contains 9 papers. Includes: R.M. Smith "Liberalism & Racism: The Problem of Analyzing Traditions"; K. Orren & S. Skowronek "In Search of Political Development"; L.B. Green "The Liberal Tradition in American Politics: A Slow Boat to Democracy"; D.F. Ericson "Dew, Fitzhugh, & Proslavery Liberalism"; G. McKeen "A 'Guiding Principle' of Liberalism in the Thought of Frederick Douglass & W.E.B. DuBois"; C. Horton "Liberal Equality & the Civic Subject: Identity & Citizenship in Reconstruction America"; C. Nackenoff "Gendered Citizenship: Alternative Narratives of Political Incorporation in the United States, 1875-1925"; R. Kahn "Liberalism, Political Culture, & the Rights of Subordinated Groups: Constitutional Theory & Practice at a Crossroads"; I. Katznelson "Situated Rationality: A Preface to J. David Greenstone's Reading of V.O. Key's 'The Responsible Electorate' ".

Keywords: Political Philosophy, Liberalism, Liberals, Liberal, United States, American Politics, History, Theory,