Today! “Is Post-Liberalism Our Future?”
Paul Kelly in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou
Event Time: 11am PT/2pm ET/7pm GMT/8pm CET
“Is Post-liberalism Our Future?”
Paul Kelly in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou
Join Alexis Papazoglou every month for “The Philosopher and the News”!
Three months into the Trump 2.0 Presidency the world looks quite different than it did in 2024. Barriers to free trade are being erected, the separation of powers in the United States Government seems to have collapsed, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion have become illegal. Trump is no intellectual, but J D Vance, his Vice-President, is deeply influenced by a set of ideas that are now defining much of America’s policy. An intellectual movement that previously felt quite fringe and weird suddenly has not only gained momentum, but it is now in power. At the core of much post-liberal thought is an old critique of liberalism: too much emphasis on the sovereignty of the individual at the expense of community and a lack of a moral conception of the good life. But what do post-liberals want to replace liberalism with? And with representatives from both the right and left of politics, will post-liberalism come to replace the old liberal order? You can find out more and register here.
