Negative and Positive LibertyFootnote** A draft of this paper was read at a seminar in theVictoria University of Wellington in April 1988, and I am grateful for their comments tothose members of the Departments of Philosophy and of Political Science who were present.In addition I am especially indebted to my doctoral supervisor at Oxford, Mr Jonathan Barnes, of Balliol College, for his help at every stage of the work.
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