At the origins of German liberalism: the state in the thought of Robert von Mohl

Berlin: Peter Lang (2020)
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The book is an attempt to deliver a comprehensive analysis of the idea of the state in Robert von Mohl's thought. The author discusses both the historical and the contemporary dimensions of his ideas.

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