The Freedom Paradox: Towards a Post-Secular Ethics (Allen & Unwin, 274pp) is a 2008 book by Professor Clive Hamilton.

This is a philosophical book related to the nature and consequences of advanced consumer capitalism.

In the book Hamilton proposes a system of "post-secular ethics" that will serve as a challenge to the "moral malaise" occasioned by the "freedom of the marketplace".

[1] The book consists of five parts:[2] The Freedom Paradox was launched in Canberra by Justice Michael Kirby on 5 August 2008.

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