Liberalism

Group

Rights to producers

Rights of consumers

None of these

Idealism

Syndicalism

Laissez Faire

Collectivism

J.S. Mill

T.H. Green

Schumpeter

Sorel

Pleads for freedom of press

Plead for freedom from every form of social control except law

Pleads for freedom from all controls including law

Pleads for non-interference in the economic sphere

He protected individual on the basis of natural rights

He believed that state should uphold natural rights

The individual can revolt against state if natural rights are not protected

The state is natural and not an artificial institution

English

German

Roman

Latin

Early Greek thinkers

French Revolution

Glorious Revolution of 1688

American War of Independence

Each law promotes individual liberty

Each law restricts individual liberty

There is no relationship between law and liberty

Law is essential for moral development of man

It is opposed to blind faith

Development of human personality is state aim

Man is means and state is an end in itself

State is artificial and not natural institution

J.S. Mill

Laski

Sartori

MacIver