Liberty and equality in political economy : from Locke versus Rousseau to the present
Nicholas Capaldi (Legendre-Soulé Distinguished Chair in Business Ethics, Loyola University, New Orelans, USA), Gordon Lloyd (Senior Fellow, Ashbrook Center, and Dockson Emeritus Professor of Public Policy, Pepperdine University, USA)
1. John Locke and the Three Pillars of Liberty -- 2. Jean Jacques Rousseau and the Three Pillars of Equality -- 3. Adam Smith and the system of natural liberty -- 4. The arrival of the liberty narrative in America -- 5. The French revolution and the socialist alternative -- 6. The evolution of the liberty narrative in nineteenth century continental thought: Tocqueville, Kant and Hegel -- 7. Mill's place in the liberty narrative -- 8. The scientific socialism of Marx and Engels -- 9. Charles Beard, the Progressives, and Roosevelt's New Deal -- 10. Keynes and Hayek: the road to serfdom -- 11. Locke and Keynes arrive in the twentieth century US: Galbraith, Harrington, Friedman, and Rawls -- 12. Hayek and Oakeshott: making a new case for liberty -- 13. Thomas Piketty: the apotheosis of Rousseau and the French Revolution.