Elizabeth Frazer is a British political theorist at the University of Oxford whose work critically engages liberal individualism, communitarianism, and feminist political philosophy. She is best known for co-authoring 'The Politics of Community: A Feminist Critique of the Liberal-Communitarian Debate' (1993) with Nicola Lacey, which challenged both atomistic liberal and communitarian frameworks. Her scholarship spans political education, civic republicanism, and the social constitution of the self.
Co-authored 'The Politics of Community' (1993), a landmark feminist critique of the liberal-communitarian debate
Argued that atomistic conceptions of the self destabilize the social conditions liberal societies depend upon
Advanced feminist analyses of citizenship, political identity, and civic life
Contributed to theories of political education and the formation of civic subjectivity
Developed critiques of both liberal individualism and unreflective communitarian appeals to tradition