The Future of Conservatism: Statecraft or Idealogy?

Ponnuru, Ramesh
Jacobs, Lawrence
2011-10-13

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The Future of Conservatism: Statecraft or Idealogy?

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2011-10-13

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William F. Buckley Jr. founded the National Review and helped to build a tradition of conservatism that combined advocacy of liberty with intelligence and common sense. This tradition of practical conservatism is vital today as America seeks to renew economic growth and regain its international stature. Ramesh Ponnuru, an editor of National Review and leading conservative voice today, discusses how conservatism can revitalize America and whether today's Republican Party is up to the challenge. Professor Larry Jacobs will moderate the conversation.

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Ponnuru, Ramesh; Jacobs, Lawrence. (2011). The Future of Conservatism: Statecraft or Idealogy?. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/194744.

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