Liberalism and the Limits of Power

Focusing on the evolution of liberal thought regarding limited government, the work critically examines the contributions of influential philosophers Hayek and Rawls. It advocates for a contemporary understanding of state power that prioritizes democratic politics over rigid philosophical doctrines. By integrating insights from democratic theory and cultural studies, the author proposes a transformative approach for liberals in analyzing political structures and the boundaries of government authority in the twenty-first century.