The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue
Mondry, Henrietta, ‘Sir Isaiah Berlin (1909–1997)’ (in Russian), in a Russian collection: Mikhail Parkhomovsky and Andrey Rogachevsky (eds), Russian Jews in Great Britain: Articles, Publications, Memoirs and Essays [Russian Jewry Abroad, vol. 2] (Jerusalem, 2000: Mikhail Parkhomovsky)
- for a short summary View Document (below)

Naiman, Anatoly, ‘Sir’, Oktyabr 2000 no. 11 (November), 3–75, and no. 12 (December), 73–148

Nakano Takamitsu, ‘Tagenshugi sisou no. ichi keifu: Isaiah Berlin to Charles Taylor’ [‘Differences in Pluralism: Isaiah Berlin and Charles Taylor’], in Shakai shisou kenkyu [Annals of the Society for the History of Social Thought] no. 24 (2000), 42–4
- also discusses John Gray

Pan´kovsky, Anatoly, ‘Isaya Berlin pra svabodu’ [Isaiah Berlin on freedom], Fragmenty 1–2 (2000), 79–92

Rainone, Antonio, article on IB in Enciclopedia italiana di scienze, lettere ed arti: Appendice 2000 (Rome, 2000: Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana), 188–9

Rescher, Nicholas, Pluralism: Against the Demand for Consensus (Oxford, 2000: Oxford University Press), chapter 10

Ricciardi, Mario, ‘Libertà’, in Roberto Esposito and Carlo Galli (eds), Enciclopedia del pensiero politico (Bari, 2000: Laterza), 388–90

Jonathan Riley, ‘Crooked Timber and Liberal Culture’, in Baghramian and Ingram (eds), Pluralism: The Philosophy and Politics of Diversity
- sympathetic to IB vs John Gray

Ruiz-Domènec, ‘Isaiah Berlin: del ostracismo a la cúspide’, La Vanguardia, 12 May 2000, 8–9

Sandall, Roger, The Culture Cult: Designer Tribalism and other essays (Boulder, Co., 2000: Westview Press)
- a work dismissive of IB - cf. review by Samuel Brittan, ‘The Not So Noble Savage’, Prospect, October 2001

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., A Life in the Twentieth Century: Innocent Beginnings, 1917–1950 (Boston, 2000: Houghton Mifflin)

Siame, C. N., ‘ ”Two Concepts of Liberty” through African Eyes’, Journal of Political Philosophy 8 no. 1 (2000), 53–67

Siedentop, Larry, Democracy in Europe (London, 2000: Allen Lane The Penguin Press), 199–206

Sweet, P. R., ‘Sir Isaiah Berlin, Fichte, and German Romanticism’, German Studies Review 23 no. 2 (May 2000), 245–56

Llosa, Mario Vargas, ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much’ (2000), in Touchstones: Essays on Literature, Art and Politics, trans. and ed. John King (London, 2007: Faber), 225–36

Vējš, J. N., ‘Jesaja Berlins – filozofs no Latvijas’ [‘Isaiah Berlin – Philosopher from Latvia’], in Yearbook Filosofija (Riga, 2000: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology), 45–55

Vējš, Jānis, ‘ “Izvraschenie” svobody v kontseptsii svobody Isaii Berlina i opyt posttotalitarnogo obshchestva’ [‘The Perversion of Freedom in Isaiah Berlin’s Concept of Freedom and the Experience of a Post-totalitarian Society’], in Ēbreji mainīgajā pasaulē III [Jews in a Changing World III] (Riga, 2000: Latvian University Centre for Judaic Studies)

Véliz, Claudio, ‘Isaiah Berlin, humanitatis magister’,Estudios públicos no. 80 (Spring 2000), 15 – 37

Villari, Lucio, ‘Isaiah Berlin: Libertà senza moralismo’, La repubblica, 12 June 2000

Warnock, Mary, A Memoir: People and Places (London, 2000: Duckworth)
