Authors

Authors gathers intellectual profiles of thinkers who help explain liberty, power, markets, property, education, civil society and the limits of the state. It includes classical liberals as well as authors who did not necessarily define themselves as liberals but developed ideas compatible with an open society.

The section combines biography, historical context and discussion of major works. Its purpose is not to canonize authors, but to explain what problem each thinker addressed, which books are worth reading and how their arguments can illuminate current debates on individual liberty, institutions, economics, culture and responsibility.

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