Isaiah Berlin and the Politics of Freedom: "Two Concepts of Liberty" 50 Years Later

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Introduction: Berlin and the Politics of Freedom Part I: Berlin in Context 1. "Two Concepts of Liberty" in Context James Tully 2. In Defense of Berlin: A Reply to James Tully George Crowder Part II: Rethinking "Positive" and "Negative" Freedom 3. Defending Isaiah Berlin's Distinctions between Negative and Positive Freedoms Maria Dimova-Cookson. 4. Freedom, Autonomy, and Social Selves John Christman 5. Retrieving Positive Freedom and Why It Matters Carol C. Gould 6. Republicanism and the Market in "Two Concepts of Liberty" Eric MacGilvray Part III: Democratic Pluralism and National Self-Determination 7. Berlin and Democracy Ella Myers 8. Making Sense of Negative Liberty: Berlin's Antidote to Political Rationalism Melissa Orlie 9. Berlin, Tagore and the Legitimacy of Nationalism Partha Chatterjee Part IV: Berlin and Critical Theories of Freedom 10. Berlin, Feminism, and Positive Liberty Nancy Hirschmann 11. From Rationalism to Micro-power: Freedom and its Enemies Diana Coole 12. The World of Negative Liberty: Reading Isaiah Berlin through Weak Ontology Robert Nichols 13. Critical Theory, Ecology, and "What's Wrong With Negative Liberty" Bruce Baum