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Energy: The Conservation Revolution
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 1982E. William Colglazier +2 more
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The Changing System and the Conservative ‘Revolution’
1994The historical development of SNG has been marked by little in the way of rationality or logic. Instead, the component parts of the system have developed in a variety of ad hoc ways that have shown little consistency between them: change in one part has not normally been matched by corresponding changes elsewhere.
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Introduction: What was the Conservative Revolution?
1996The Conservative Revolution has often been described as part of the great counter-movement to the French Revolution.1 By this definition it extends back beyond the twentieth century as a tradition of militaristic, authoritarian nationalism which rejected liberalism, socialism, democracy and internationalism.
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The Conservative Revolution and National Socialism
1996Traditionally, studies of the links between the Conservative Revolution and National Socialism have given an account of what the two have in common and what separates them. This is a relatively straightforward undertaking. When it comes to similarities they clearly share a scorn for liberalism and an insistence on the superiority of a dictatorial order.
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FA Mann’s Conservative Revolution
Abstract FA Mann led a revolution: displacing gold in the legal imagination. This chapter discusses Mann’s revolution—and today’s reaction. Mann’s tactics were brilliant. His genius lay in the conservatism of his theory. Mann’s ‘legal’ theory of money replaced gold with the sovereign power of the state.openaire +1 more source