Authors

• Ignacio Ferrero (jiferrero@unav.es)
  University of Navarra

Abstract
In the last decades globalization and the knowledge economy have caused socioeconomic and cultural changes, which have given rise to a new way of understanding politics. This way claims for different solutions to face the traditional conflict between State-individual, or planned economy-market economy. The route to go ahead is not a mid-road between socialism or capitalism, but to explore a new way where social agents could be complemented, and the civil society may have a prevailing role. The exam of the principal thesis of genuine liberalism, and its corollaries in economic policy recommendations, show how the liberal doctrine does not drive to that supposed incompatibilities.

Number of Pages:30

Creation Date:2014-04-01

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