The Rise of Universal Liberal Values?

The rise of universal liberal values ​​is a democracy and the constitutional liberalism is another. In modern unstoppable process, Farid Zakaria insisted that the constitutional liberal information disappeared with democratic bondage in "the rise of freedom and democracy". Without a solid foundation of pluralism and constitutional liberalism, the possibility that democracy can easily be hijacked by the power supported by the liberalistic values ​​confused with democratic transparency in Western thought There is a problem, so this is a problem.

Obviously, any civilization with or without immigration can abandon the universalism of liberalism and replace it with reactive value. In fact, the emergence of non-free anti-liberal right wing and its candidate cardplay seems to indicate that the view that liberal values ​​are "white" to some extent is wrong. I think that the dissatisfaction of white people and the emergence of high right do not destroy our civilization considerably. If this is not the result of a lifetime financial crisis, many of those advocates will accept his message so so? I doubt that. Therefore, I also believe that this revitalized nationalism is only a way to the future of the poststate globalism world. Technology - Fiber optic internet, international cargo transport, air flying - made the poststate economy and society an inescapable reality.

In keeping with the 175th birthday of Economist's birth, we launched the "Open Future" initiative to rebuild the liberal values ​​and policy examples of the 21st century. As our editor Zanny Minton Beddoes tells the reader, "In the era of the rise of populism and in many parts of the world, during the growth of authoritarianism today resistance is more than years its big". The theme open market researches the future of capitalism, the open thinking focuses on freedom of speech, the open society discusses pluralism, the balance between identity politics and political correctness, opened The border focuses on immigrants, enough freedom

On the surface, the word open society sounds calmer. Openness is always a sign of the liberal tradition of the West. However, as Anna Stitz of Princeton University professor indicated in "Freedom and Loyalty: Freedom, Duty, and State", the Western liberalistic tradition also includes basic loyalty to the nation state. It must be "a democratic nation that guarantees certain basic rights", but without such loyalty it would be useless to maintain law and order. In the European parliamentary election in 2014, Soros' Open European Social Initiative (OSIFE) offered an organization about $ 5.7 million to oppose candidates who support state sovereignty, not a more intensive EU. But, of course, OSIFE expresses this by opposing "disliked words" and amplifying the demands of the marginalized group.