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| Timothy Garton Ash |
For at to the lowest degree 2 decades afterward the autumn of the Berlin Wall, some version of liberalism was ideologically hegemonic inwards most democracies together with largely ready the agenda of globalisation. As nosotros immediately confront a global moving ridge of anti-liberal populism together with authoritarianism nosotros are saltation to inquire how far – together with inwards what ways – that liberalism contributed to this dramatic reversal. Many analysts accept pointed to the growing inequality together with shattering fiscal crisis, attributing them to the simultaneous financialisation together with globalisation of capitalism, together with to policies oftentimes characterised equally 'neoliberalism'. But should other, together with maybe deeper, features of contemporary liberalism portion some of the blame?
Having made the correct analysis, what lessons should liberals (with a minor l, including liberal centre-right together with centre-left) learn? Do liberals accept whatsoever skilful answers to populism at habitation together with authoritarianism abroad? How tin plow over notice nosotros struggle back?
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