Mill and Paternalism

Focusing on Mill's deep-seated concerns regarding Malthusianism, this book explores how these ideas shape his perspectives on liberty. It delves into the interplay between population theories and individual freedom, shedding light on the philosophical tensions that arise from Malthusian thought. By examining Mill's responses to these challenges, the work offers a fresh understanding of his arguments and their relevance to contemporary discussions on liberty and societal constraints.