Liberty, equality, fraternity

Paul Spicker's book takes the three founding principles of the French Revolution - Liberty, Equality, Fraternity - and examines how they relate to social policy today. The book considers the political and moral dimensions of a wide range of social policies, and offers a different way of thinking about each subject from the way it is usually analysed.

Fraternity · Law and economics · Political science · Sociology · Law · Political Philosophy and Ethics

• On the Nadir of Natural Rights Theory in Nineteenth-Century Britain

  Open Access•Gregory Conti•Cambridge History of Rights•2024

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• Policing the Womb

  Open Access•Michele Goodwin•Policing the Womb•2020

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• Fraternity as a constitutional principle from the perspective of the Judiciary

  Rafael Silveira E Silva•The International Journal of…•2025

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• Law, Morality and Disgust

  Open Access•Paul Johnson•Social & Legal Studies•2010

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• John Stuart Mill, Children's Liberty, and the Unraveling of Autonomy

  Open Access•Scott Stanley, Sharon Stanley•The Review of Politics•2017

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• Introduction

  Open Access•Angelique Richardson•Critical Quarterly•2011

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• On the Possibility of Liberal Democracy

  Open Access•J Riley•American Political Science Review•1985

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• Positive Liberty, 1880-1914

  Open Access•David Nicholls•American Political Science Review•1962

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• The Young Marx and the Middle‐Aged Rawls

  Open Access•Daniel Brudney•A Companion to Rawls•2013

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• Social exchange theory

  Peter P Ekeh•Social exchange theory•1974

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• The politics of "race" and residence

  Susan Smith•The politics of "race" and…•1989

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• Equality of Opportunity, and Beyond

  John H Schaar•Equality•2017

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• Reflections on the Revolution in France

  Edmund Burke•Democracy•2016

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• The Politics of Social Solidarity

  Open Access•Peter Baldwin•Politics of Social Solidarity•1990

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• Race, Class and the Allocation of Public Housing in Britain

  Open Access•Jeff Henderson, Valerie Karn et al.•Urban Studies•1984

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• Negative and Positive Freedom

  Gerald C Maccallum•The Philosophical Review•1967

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• The Dynamics of Modern Society

  William J Goode, William Goode•Dynamics of Modern Society•2017

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• Understanding health inequalities

  John Germov•Health Sociology Review•2001

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• The Building Society Movement

  John Lewis, J Parry Lewis et al.•The Economic History Review•1966

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• The Gift

  C J Fuller, Marcel Mauss et al.•The Gift•2024

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