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When reflecting on the political options available to us in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, I often say to myself with a certain resignation, "Liberalism--it's all we've got" What I mean, of course, is that for anyone in the modern world who wants a sane and decent political order, the only realistic choice is liberalism in the classic sense--a regime dedicated to individual liberty based on democratic institutions (liberal democracy, in other words), with a social order shaped by mass culture and an economy driven by industrial and technological progress. Those who reject this order entirely--utopian dreamers, nostalgic reactionaries, anarchists--may get credit ...