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History of Liberal Thought

Explore the emergence and evolution of ideas that have defended individual freedom against the abuse of power. This course traces liberal thought from classical antiquity to modernity, examining how it shaped concepts of rights, property, and personal autonomy. Through philosophical, political, and ethical debates, you will reflect on key questions—what it means to be free, when authority is legitimate, and which conditions support a society of free and responsible individuals—providing a solid foundation to understand ongoing discussions of justice, power, and liberty today.

Skills acquired
Professionalism Incentive Analysis Contextual Analysis Schools of Thought Analysis Liberalism Analysis Behavioral Analysis Trade and Exchange
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Criteria

Complete the course "History of Liberal Thought".

Obtain a minimum grade of 2.0 in the course.