Lee Ward Ordre des livres

Lays out an account of the origins and development of liberal political and economic theory

Exploring the concept of cosmopolitanism, this volume delves into its evolution from ancient times to the present. It critically examines the relevance of being a "citizen of the world" in light of contemporary events such as Brexit and the election of Donald Trump in 2016. Through this lens, the book addresses the challenges and implications of transcending national borders in today's global landscape.

The story follows a typical teenager who unexpectedly uncovers his superpowers, leading to a journey of self-discovery and adventure. As he navigates the challenges of adolescence, he must also learn to control his newfound abilities while facing external threats. Themes of identity, responsibility, and the struggle between normalcy and extraordinary circumstances are explored, highlighting the impact of superpowers on both personal relationships and the larger world around him.

The book delves into the philosophical roots of the Anglo-American political and constitutional tradition, tracing its development in seventeenth-century England. It explores key ideas and thinkers that shaped the political landscape, providing insights into how these early concepts influenced modern governance and constitutional frameworks. This examination highlights the interplay between philosophy and politics during a pivotal era in history, offering a deeper understanding of contemporary political thought.