The Liberty Reader is a study book edited by the prominent political philosopher Professor David Miller. This work brings together influential essays from the past century on the concept of freedom, written by philosophers and political thinkers with diverse perspectives. The book provides a broad overview of political views, such as liberal, libertarian, socialist, feminist, and republican visions. In addition, it addresses the complex issues surrounding positive and negative liberty, the relationship between freedom and coercion, and the meaning of individual and collective freedom.This collection is an indispensable reference work for students and those interested in political philosophy and social theory who are seeking deeper insight into the different ideas and theories behind the ideal of freedom.