Education, Liberal Democracy and Populism

The book explores the perspectives of prominent philosophers like Plato, Locke, Rousseau, and Mill, highlighting their insights on education's role in shaping liberal democracy. It critically examines how their ideas remain pertinent in contemporary discussions surrounding the tensions between populist movements and liberal values in democratic societies. By analyzing these foundational thinkers, the work aims to clarify the ongoing debates about the purpose and nature of education in fostering democratic principles.