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Basic Conservative Principles, Part 1

Posted on July 24, 2020 by Steven Yates

What is conservatism today? This two part essay tries to answer that question. Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Philosophy, Political Economy, Political Philosophy, Where is Civilization Going? | Tagged conservatism, conservative, conservative basic principles, conservative basics, conservative philosophy, conservative political philosophy, constrained vs unconstrained vision, introduction to conservatism, principles of conservatism, Russell Kirk, Thomas Sowell | 2 Comments

Not-Quite-Random Thoughts on Conservatism, Anarchism, and the Breakdown of Modern Civilization

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Steven Yates

Yesterday I found myself outlining an article entitled “Needed: A New Russell Kirk.” Russell Kirk (1918 – 1994) was a conservative philosopher & author of The Conservative Mind (1953), The Roots of American Order (1991) and other books including some … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Economy, Where is Civilization Going? | Tagged anarchism, civil unrest, Clinton vs. Bush, collapse, conservatism, decline of civilization, economic point of view, free market, globalization, hedonism, Leopold Kohr, moral subjectivism, neoconservatism, Russell Kirk | Leave a comment

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