About this Event
Is Social Liberalism Dead
The political life of many liberal democracies is increasingly confusing and disturbing. Illiberal and authoritarian political parties and figures increasingly benefit from wider illiberal attitudes and beliefs amongst parts of the electorate and wider society. Does this signal the end of social liberalism? What is (or was) social liberalism and, if it is dead, should we mourn its passing? If it isn’t yet entirely dead, should we try and revive it?
Bio:
Dr. Andrew Fagan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Law at the University of Essex, and the former Director of Essex University’s world-renowned Human Rights Centre. Andrew has written many journal articles and books throughout his academic career and is currently working on a forthcoming Bloomsbury Publishing text, Human Rights and the Culture Wars.
Event venue & nearby stays
University and Professional Development Centre, 73 Western Way, Bury St Edmunds, United Kingdom
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