Political Science, asked by Suzysashaeshena, 1 year ago

What is Marxist and liberal view on liberty? please elaborate..​

Answers

Answered by rowdylone
2

Explanation:

Liberalism and Marxism are two schools of thought which have left deep

imprints in sociological, political and economic theory. They are usually perceived

as opposite, rival approaches. In the field of democracy there is a seemingly in-

surmountable rift around the question of political versus economic democracy.

Liberals emphasize the former, Marxists the latter. Liberals say that economic

democracy is too abstract and fuzzy a concept, therefore one should concentrate

on the workings of an objective political democracy. Marxists insist that political

democracy without economic democracy is insufficient.

The article argues that both propositions are valid and not mutually exclusive. It proposes the creation of an operational, quantifiable index of economic democracy that can be used alongside the already existing indexes of political democracy. By using these two indexes jointly, political and economic democracy can be objectively evaluated...

hope it helps u my friend.. Sukriyaa

Similar questions