Political Theory and Influence
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This cluster of papers explores the liberal political thought in 19th century Europe, focusing on the works and ideas of prominent figures such as John Stuart Mill, Alexis de Tocqueville, and Benjamin Constant. It delves into topics such as imperialism, democracy, colonialism, and the role of the nation-state in historical perspective.
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Jeremy Bentham; John Stuart Mill; Alexis de Tocqueville; Bentham correspondence; Benjamin Constant; Democracy in America; French political thought; On Liberty; 19th-century political thought; Bentham family; Samuel Bentham; history of liberalism; Benthamism; James Mill; Joseph de Maistre; French liberalism; François Guizot; British political thought; British liberalism; Lord Acton; Walter Bagehot; Victorian political thought; T. H. Green; Pierre Étienne Louis Dumont; reception of Tocqueville
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