Also known as “social justice,” this emphasis “is generally used to refer to a set of institutions that will enable people to lead fulfilling lives and be active contributors to their community.”(4) Examples of these types of institutions include public health, public education, and social security. This approach to society differs greatly from other types of liberalism as it requires a larger government to provide these types of services. Prominent figures who believe in this type of ideology include Thomas Paine, John Stuart Mill, T. H. Green, and Franklin D..