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This book traces the conceptual history of ‘liberal democracy’ in Britain and France from 1918 to 2001, arguing that what is now taken as a stable normative ideal is in fact a historically contingent and politically constructed notion. Rather than assuming continuity from Enlightenment revolutions t
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