Post-Liberalism?

The hegemonic reign of liberalism seems to be limping towards its end. In light of escalating geopolitical crises and the accelerated erosion of liberal democracies, on both sides of the Atlantic, alternatives to liberalism are being discussed by political theorists, which are gathered under the seductive banner of post-liberalism. This volume collects contributions by internationally renowned academics such as Thomas Biebricher, Annelien de Dijn, Patrick J. Deneen, Anton Jäger, Philip Manow, Samuel Moyn, Jan-Werner Müller, Elif Özmen, Adrian Pabst, and Nadia Urbinati, who address this new phenomenon from a range of angles. As observers, critics, or advocates of such alternatives, they pose the question of whether liberalism can still be saved at all.