Conservative Liberalism, Ordo-liberalism, and the State Disciplining Democracy and the Market

Kenneth Dyson

Kenneth Dyson is Visiting Professor of European Political Studies, School of Law and Politics, Cardiff University. His publications include States, Debt and Power (OUP, 2015), Architects of the Euro (co-edited with I Maes, OUP, 2016), and European Economic Governance and Policies (two volumes, with L Quaglia, OUP, 2010).

Part I: The Origins of Conservative Liberalism and Ordo-liberalism
1. Ordo-liberalism in Comparative and Historical Perspective
2. Conservative Liberalism and Ordo-liberalism: From Child to Midwife of Crisis in Capitalism and Democracy
3. Conservative Liberalism as a Disciplinary Revolution
Part II: Patron Saints of Conservative Liberalism and Ordo-liberalism
4. Ordo-liberalism as Tradition, Ideology, and Model of Citizenship: Memorializing, Reinventing, Forgetting
5. Patron Saints: (1) The European Tradition of Aristocratic Liberalism
6. Patron Saints: (2) Continental European Ethical Philosophy
7. Patron Saints: (3) Theological Foundations of Ordo and Religious Traces
Part III: The Significance of Conservative Liberalism and Ordo-liberalism
8. Just a Germanic Tradition? The Cross-National Significance of Conservative Liberalism
9. Conservative Liberalism in American and British Political Economy
10. Conservative Liberalism in French and Italian Political Economy
11. How Ordo-liberal is Germany? Ordo-liberalism in Post-War National Unifying Mythology
12. The Historical Significance and Contemporary Relevance of Conservative Liberalism and Ordo-liberalism: A Hollow Promise?