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La tradición liberal y el Estado

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Este libro -cuyo origen es el discurso pronunciado por el autor con motivo de su recepción como miembro de número de la Real Academia de Ciencias Morales y Políticas- es una amplia y profunda reflexión sobre la naturaleza del liberalismo como constante del espíritu europeo y su relación con el Estado, una de sus creaciones más universales y decisivas.

En él se estudian las diversas formas que el Estado ha venido revistiendo a lo largo de la tradición política de Occidente, desde la antigua Grecia, pasando por Roma y el cristianismo medieval, el absolutismo renacentista y moderno, la Reforma, la Ilustración, el despotismo, el individualismo romántico, el nacionalismo, el Estado de Derecho tanto burgués como social, y los totalitarismos, hasta sus problemáticas formas actuales de Estado de Bienestar o Estado Providencia.

320 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

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Dalmacio Negro Pavón

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Dalmacio Negro Pavón was a Spanish university professor and author, member of the Spanish Royal Academy of Moral and Social Sciences.
He was an attorney at law and held an MA in philosophy and a PhD in political science. Former positions include: associate professor of "Foundations in Philosophy", associate professor of "Philosophy in History" and professor of "History of ideas and Political Forms" at Universidad Complutense in Madrid, Spain.
He was emeritus professor of political science at CEU San Pablo University in Madrid (Spain) wherein he was actively engaged in the teaching of the degree in political science and public administration. He was also chairman of an advanced political science and history of ideas seminar that meets once a week.

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