Description
In an era marked by unprecedented government expansion, the authors delve into the implications of this remarkable growth on society and individual liberties. They explore the challenges posed by a leviathan state, examining how increased governmental control can stifle personal freedom and economic prosperity.
Through a blend of historical and theoretical perspectives, they argue for the necessity of constraining state power to preserve the foundations of a free society. Their insights encourage readers to reflect on the balance between necessary governance and the preservation of personal autonomy, prompting a critical dialogue about the future of governance in a rapidly changing world.
Through a blend of historical and theoretical perspectives, they argue for the necessity of constraining state power to preserve the foundations of a free society. Their insights encourage readers to reflect on the balance between necessary governance and the preservation of personal autonomy, prompting a critical dialogue about the future of governance in a rapidly changing world.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
288 pages
Language
English
Published
May 24, 1999
Publisher
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN-10
1840640243
ISBN-13
9781840640243
