Либерализм: истоки, принципы и кризисы

D-r Tomer Persiko - starshiĭ nauchnyĭ sotrudnik Instituta Shaloma Khartmana i starshiĭ issledovatelʹ T͡Sentra blizhnevostochnykh issledovaniĭ Kaliforniĭskogo universiteta v Berkli.Ego nauchnye interesy vkli͡uchai͡ut v sebi͡a istorii͡u kulʹtury, liberalizm, voprosy sovremennoĭ evreĭskoĭ identichnosti, sovremennoĭ dukhovnosti i evreĭskogo fundamentalizma.Persiko - izrailʹskiĭ liberalʹnyĭ obshchestvennyĭ dei͡atelʹ, avtor mnogikh knig i soten stateĭ na aktualʹnye temy v vedushchikh SMI, v tom chisle v Haaretz i The Washington Post. Zhivët v Ierusalime.Ėta kniga posvi͡ashchena liberalʹnomu pori͡adku - sisteme ideĭ i institutov, kotorye opredeli͡ai͡ut sovremennyĭ politicheskiĭ mir. Rechʹ idët o proiskhozhdenii liberalizma i o tom, kak on stal dominirui͡ushcheĭ formoĭ politicheskoĭ organizat͡sii i pochemu segodni͡a stalkivaetsi͡a s rastushchimi protivorechii͡ami.Liberalʹnai͡a tradit͡sii͡a predstaët v knige kak rezulʹtat dlitelʹnogo intellektualʹnogo prot͡sessa. Iz razroznennykh ėlementov postepenno skladyvaetsi͡a predstavlenie o cheloveke kak avtonomnom i svobodnom subʺekte, obladai͡ushchem pravami i sposobnostʹi͡u k samoopredelenii͡u, a ėto lozhitsi͡a v osnovu predstavleniĭ o sovremennom gosudarstve.

Dr. Tomer Persico is a senior researcher at the Shalom Hartman Institute and a senior researcher at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.His research interests include cultural history, liberalism, issues of modern Jewish identity, modern spirituality, and Jewish fundamentalism.Persico is an Israeli liberal public figure, the author of many books and hundreds of articles on current topics in leading media, including Haaretz and The Washington Post. He lives in Jerusalem.This book is dedicated to the liberal order, a system of ideas and institutions that define the modern political world. It is about the origin of liberalism and how it became the dominant form of political organization and why it is facing growing contradictions today.The liberal tradition appears in the book as the result of a long intellectual process. The disparate elements gradually form the idea of a person as an autonomous and free subject with rights and the ability to self-determination, and this forms the basis of ideas about the modern state.