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Focuses on natural rights and limited government.
Emphasizes individuality and the harm principle.
Promotes fairness and justice for the least advantaged.
To protect natural rights through limited government.
State intervention is only justified to prevent harm to others.
Inequality is acceptable only if it benefits the least advantaged.
As a collection of free individuals consenting to laws.
He laid the foundations for liberal thought and natural rights.
They reflect a 17th-century hierarchy, excluding many groups.
Advocates for individuality and gradual reform.
It is ambiguous and difficult to apply in practice.
Reconciliation of individual liberty with social justice.
It is seen as too idealistic and detached from reality.
Humans are selfish and require strong authority.
Burke emphasizes tradition and gradual change.
Politics should be pragmatic and avoid ideology.
Individuals should pursue their own happiness freely.
To protect individual rights without imposing welfare.
Class struggle drives historical change.
It seeks gradual reform rather than revolution.
Balances individual responsibility with community obligation.
Culture is essential for individual autonomy.
All cultures have moral value and can learn from each other.
Integration requires adaptation from both majority and minority cultures.