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Classical Liberal (view source)
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* the philosophy developed by early liberals from the Age of Enlightenment until John Stuart Mill and revived in the 20th century by [[Friedrich Hayek]] and [[Milton Friedman]]. The contemporary restatement of classical liberalism is sometimes called "new liberalism" or "neo-liberalism"
* the philosophy developed by early liberals from the Age of Enlightenment until John Stuart Mill and revived in the 20th century by [[Friedrich Hayek]] and [[Milton Friedman]]. The contemporary restatement of classical liberalism is sometimes called "new liberalism" or "neo-liberalism"
Classical liberalism is a political philosophy that supports individual rights as pre-existing the state, a government that exists to protect those moral rights, ensured by a constitution that protects individual autonomy from other individuals and governmental power, private property, and a laissez-faire economic policy. The "normative core" of classical liberalism is the idea that in an environment of laissez-faire, a spontaneous order of cooperation in exchanging goods and services emerges that satisfies human wants.
Classical liberalism is a political philosophy that supports individual rights as pre-existing the state, a government that exists to protect those moral rights, ensured by a constitution that protects individual autonomy from other individuals and governmental power, private property, and a laissez-faire economic policy. The "normative core" of classical liberalism is the idea that in an environment of laissez-faire, a spontaneous order of cooperation in exchanging goods and services emerges that satisfies human wants.
==Change in meaning==
==Change in meaning==
The term "liberal" changed meaning in the 1930s. Since then Classical Liberals are called "Conservatives" or "Libertarians" in the United States; in the rest of the world, especially Europe and Japan, classicial liberals are called liberals.
The term "liberal" changed meaning in the 1930s. Since then Classical Liberals are called "Conservatives" or "Libertarians" in the United States; in the rest of the world, especially Europe and Japan, classicial liberals are called liberals.