Political Thinkers for Our Time Eugene DeRobertis replacing a single form of

replacing a single form of collective identity and political participation with an expansive plurality of forms of belonging

As the conduct of economic life according to traditional custom and common law has given way to institutional and impersonal market forces

and art integration

and erasures within their print-culture networks

multifaceted personality of the state but also a human geography that transcends precise location

Political Thinkers for Our Time Eugene DeRobertis replacing a single form ofPolitical Thinkers for Our Time explains the principles that are foundational to the Anglo American political tradition by looking at leading thinkers and statesmen who wrote about them. In discussing each thinker, William T. Reddinger introduces such principles as the rule of law, property rights, religious liberty, and limited government. Throughout, Reddinger shows how these figures can inform our thinking about important issues in contemporary