Liberal Individualism and Reforms

In Mykola Bunyk Antonina Kolodii (ed.), Liberalism,Postcommunism and Reforms. Ludwig von Mises and Contemporary Societies Studies. A Collection of Research Papers. pp. 160-167 (2016)
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In this article the author considers the essential connection between liberal individualism, reforms and initiativeness. The author shows that liberal individualism has nothing in common with robinsonade, egoism and narrow view upon the things. On the contrary, it sets free the initiativeness of people and makes them active in social, economic and civil spheres. Consequently, if Ukrainians want the decentralization in all the spheres of life, then it is necessarily to realize the ideas of classical liberalism: liberty, equality and justice. For the western countries of the later capitalism it is the passed way. Therefore in the article the author also considers the obstacles and the perspectives of the realization of ideas’ classical liberalism in Ukraine.

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State University Lvivska Polytechnic

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