Modern Liberalism - A level Political Ideas

In this lesson we're going to move away from the ideas of classical liberalism and look at more modern concepts of liberalism. We shall draw on the works of the likes of John Rawls.

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[Crescent-IV]

I like that you didn't just skirt around the issue of minorities having been, and being, disadvantaged in society :) good man

[satyestru]

Where can I find the page the narrator drew on?