This is no election-year manifesto for those who vacillate between right and left to try to usurp the liberal terrain lying between Englehard and Bonn, Hoppe and Schiller, who present themselves under venerable — indeed, already worn-out—labels. What concerns us is a middle-class radicalism stemming from a respectable democratic tradition. In the not-too-distant future this traditional “radicalism” will be in the majority. We are not concerned with the Greens and other colored Alternatives, so long as they keep claiming that new (...) social movements must depend on some fareastern or western school of irrationalism, or that they must be an escape from politics or a “new experiment.” Our concern is the potential “Red-Green” majority. (shrink)