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Reconstructing Galston's conception of state neutrality.(response to article by William A. Galston in this issue, p. 869)

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Any conception of political morality applying to modern western societies will reflect a conception of state neutrality, whether that morality be liberal, utilitarian, or perfectionist. Articulating a conception of state neutrality becomes especially crucial to liberalism, however, because, according to liberalism, the problem of a well-ordered society for western states is the problem of what principles of social cooperation are rational for a society in which central kinds of conflicts involve a plurality of competing conceptions of how it is best to live.(1) Different versions of liberalism, then, can be distinguished from each other in terms of the different ...

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