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How does reform liberalism differ from classical liberalism?

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How does reform liberalism differ from classical liberalism?

How does reform liberalism differ from classical liberalism?

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Reform liberalism sees the desirability of a greater role for government, particularly in aiding the disadvantaged than classical liberalism. The basic liberal value of freedom is viewed by classical liberals as the absence of restraints, particularly those imposed by government. Reform liberals, by contrast, see government as potentially playing a positive role in ensuring freedom for all by removing social and economic obstacles that can hinder individual development.

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