A Non-Libertarian Alternative to "Liberal" and "Conservative"

As a relatively new reader (lurker?) of talk.politics.theory, I have
been intrigued and impressed by some of the periodic "FAQ" postings,
such as the Anarchist Theory FAQ and the Conservatism FAQ.

I believe, however, that the vagueness and inherent subjectiveness of
words like "liberal" and "conservative" cannot be overcome by lengthy
FAQs.  Such words stem from a flawed model of the political spectrum.

I recently read a new book that suggests we need to adopt an entirely
new model of the political spectrum.  Not surprisingly, the book
challenges both the liberal-conservative model and the two-dimensional
libertarian model (sometimes called the Nolan Chart).

The book is titled Maximum Liberty:  An Introduction to the Scope and
Form of Government, by an anonymous author.

It gives credit to the libertarians for recognizing the flaws of the
liberal-conservative model, but also points out that the libertarian
approach is, itself, inadequate.

Has anyone else read Maximum Liberty?  If so, what do you think about
the proposal for a new, standardized model of the political spectrum?

(Feel free to re-post this to another news group if you deem it
appropriate.)

-- CS