A Law & Liberty symposium on Patrick Deneen's Regime Change.

The liberal tradition maintained that human beings are capable of both self-development and self­-regulation—that they could be both free and responsible.

What Deneen calls "liberalism" we might instead call "our constitutional republic." And it needs renewal, not replacement.

Regime Change is a lost opportunity to revive a decaying liberalism and multiple forms of ossified conservatism.

Regime Change looks to build up a traditional society while trashing America's own traditions.

Small Isn't Beautiful treats localism as a commitment to ideology instead of a commitment to place.

We are fortunate to live in a free country, where the principles Smith explored continue to matter.

Julian Geran Pilon recounts the Jewish experience in American life, liberalism, and the political left.

Natural law is not some theory hanging in the clouds, but an essential element of the very act of judging.

Can (and should) conservatives reclaim feminism from the radicals?