Titlebook: Liberalism and Islam; Practical Reconcilia Hamid Hadji Haidar Book 2008 Hamid Hadji Haidar 2008 freedom.Islam.liberty.methodology.Muslims.s

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Rawls’s Methodology1ture from theoretical concern for truth seeking to practical concern for finding a reasonable ground for agreement will be examined. Then, Rawls’s idea of political constructivism and his idea of reasonableness, which derive from that practical concern, will be explored. Finally, the technique of re

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Rawls’s Liberty Principlef liberty. First, Rawls’s particular conception of civil liberty will be discussed. Moreover, the development of Rawls’s principle of liberty from maximal equal liberty to a fully adequate scheme of equal basic liberties will be subjected to critical examination. Finally, his particular list of equa

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Conclusionabout liberal philosophy. Rawls’s attempt has been made from a liberal standpoint, whereas this book is a parallel attempt from a religious standpoint. To properly answer the question of reconcilability of liberalism and religion, three points should be determined in advance. Which theory of liberal

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nternational trade, in particular on the volume and pattern of trade, on the terms of trade, and on welfare. In this analysis — which is essentially of a comparative-static nature and usually adopts the assumptions of first-degree homogeneous production functions and of no factor intensity reversal

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Hamid Hadji Haidarcean calls for an explanation. In the present writer‘s opinion, there seems still to be room for a textbook which can be used in both undergraduate and graduate courses, and which contains a wide range of topics, including those usually omitted from other textbooks. These are the intentions behind t