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Conservative Liberalism: Hume, Smith, and Burke as Policy Liberals and Polity Conservatives

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Abstract On regular issues of policy reform—presupposing a stable integrated polity— Hume, Smith, and Burke were liberal in the original political meaning of “liberal.” Thus, on policy reform, although they accorded the status quo a certain presumption (as any reasonable person must), the more distinctive feature is that they maintained (even ...
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Conservative, Liberal, Perverted Liberal

Society, 2019
Conservative thought is structurally different from liberal. Conservative thought defines actions that all individuals must take, and therefore is absolutist. Liberal thought focuses on individuals, their desires and motives, and therefore is relativist, allowing many valid courses of action.
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Beyond Liberal and Conservative

Journal of Law and Courts, 2018
AbstractA significant undiscussed problem with the leading conceptualization of ideologically based judicial behavior, Jeffrey Segal and Harold Spaeth’s attitudinal model, is its lack of theory. This problem leads to circular reasoning, ad hoc coding adjustments, and inaccurate characterizations and explanations of case outcomes, judicial votes and ...
Rob Robinson, Brendon Swedlow
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"A Conservative Among Liberals, and a Liberal Among Conservatives": the Life of Learned Hand

Reviews in American History, 1995
In January 1947 Judged Learned Hand reached the age of seventy-five. A member of the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals for twenty-three years, and before that a federal district judge for fifteen, his birthday was an occasion for praise more lavish than even a jurist of his long tenure might reasonably have expected.
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Understanding Liberals and Conservatives

Dialog, 2014
AbstractIt is helpful to teach students of religion and theology that it's not just the teachings and practices of a religion that are important, but the way in which these beliefs and practices are handled that's critical, whether in a liberal or a conservative way.
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Conservative liberalism, ordo-liberalism, and the state

The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2023
Marie Daou, Alain Marciano
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Liberals, Conservatives, and the Presidency

Congress & the Presidency, 1993
Charles W. Dunn and J. David Woodward, American Conservatism from Burke to Bush. Lanham, MD: Madison Books, 1991. Pp. ix, 213. $18.95. Terry Eastland, Energy in the Executive: The Case for the Strong Presidency. New York: Free Press, 1992. Pp. 392. $22.95. Alonzo L. Hamby, Liberalism and Its Challengers, From F.D.R. to Bush, 2nd ed.
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Conservative—Liberal—Socialist

University of Toronto Quarterly, 1934
Words remain long after they are empty of meaning and their virtue gone out from them. The present writing is an essay in ancient history to inquire into the pristine meaning of the terms Conservative and Liberal; and more strictly what the growing vitality of Socialism may in the future mean.
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Liberals, Conservatives, and Catholics

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1962
Among Catholics, there is little controversy over theological and doctrinal matters. However, the teaching au thority of the church, the magisterium, extends to the applica tion of Christian, natural-law ideas to social questions. The social encyclicals are general and their application to specific situations is within the authority of the bishops.
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Hegel's Conservative Liberalism

Canadian Journal of Political Science, 1989
AbstractHegelian scholarship is rent between conservative and liberal interpretations of Hegel's political philosophy. These one-sided interpretations miss his attempts to reconcile freedom and authority. Conservative liberalism, I submit, rightly describes his posture. A dialectical procedure allows Hegel to derive rationally a conservative State from
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