Gray's new book, "Two Faces of Liberalism," certainly aims, in the same spirit, to take us beyond the current debate.
Personally outrageous, he hurled abuse at the smooth face of Dutch liberalism, ridiculing its tolerance for Islamic cultural practices that conflicted with social freedom.
In light of Putin's authoritarian consolidation, the Kremlin's latest wave of legal attacks on Khodorkovsky are likely the product of his symbolic role as a face of Russian liberalism in the West, rather than the product of any political threat he may pose to Putin's stranglehold on power.
And CNN faces charges of "liberalism" from the right.The departure of Ms Brown and Mr King opens a two-hour window to fix this problem.
In a whirlwind tour this week, Mr. de Blasio sat down with leaders in finance, real estate and technology — including Lloyd C. Blankfein and Philippe P. Dauman, the chief executives of Goldman Sachs and Viacom — to tell them face to face that his brand of liberalism is unapologetic but pragmatic, and can accommodate the value of business in a global city.
Netanyahu added: "In February, when millions of Egyptians thronged to the streets in Cairo, commentators and quite a few Israeli members of the opposition said that we're facing a new era of liberalism and progress.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 16 , 1943P. 9 A soldier reports that, though his post library offers eight copies of "Liberalism Faces the Future," there is but one copy each of "Efficient Marketing for Agriculture," and "Bicameralism V. Univameralism".
How can it, when come November the queen of liberalism will face off against the billionaire standard bearer of Republicanism?
