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Abstract The troubles at army camps in the Deep South in 1943 profoundly shaped how the US military approached the issue of training and utilizing Black soldiers for the remainder of the war. The US military took increasingly bolder steps to enforce the army’s official policy of nondiscrimination toward Black soldiers.
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The Conservative Revolution and the Conservative Dilemma
1996Early studies of the Conservative Revolution have been criticised for failing to give an adequate account of the sociological background to the anti-democratic thought they portray.1 If the historian does not examine the socioeconomic roots of ideology, it is rightly argued, then the interests served by that ideology remain unclear.2 As long ago as ...
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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
The conservative revolution: the Bolshoi archives
Scene, 2012One of the great cultural mysteries of the twentieth century is how a radical new form of government would come to be represented in cultural terms by an art form so associated with its conservative predecessor. From Imperial Russia to the Soviet Union, ballet managed to survive a transition that was both creative and political.
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Energy, The Conservation Revolution
Nuclear Science and Engineering, 1982E. William Colglazier +2 more
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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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