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The Democratic State and the Economy as a Whole

In Part I, we argued that prevailing theories of political and economic liberalism are mutually supportive, but their policy recommendations are based on two fundamental errors: A false conception of the autonomous individual, and a false conception of the market economy. It has become clear that the liberal worldview does not allow for the necessary role of the state in ensuring the proper functioning of the overall economy in the interest of the common good…