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Pravda ima novoga optičara - Ustrajna prisutnost nove pravednosti [PDF]

, 2010
Andrija Crnković
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Evolución de la teoría del "fin de la historia" de Francis Fukuyama [PDF]

, 1998
Sanmartín, I. (Israel)
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The Morality of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research and President Bush\u27s Decision: How Should Catholics Think About Such Things? [PDF]

, 2002
Latkovic, Mark S.
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Una historia del movimiento neoconservador : claves de la evolución de unos actores decisivos en la política exterior norteamericana [PDF]

, 2018
González Villa, Carlos
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Economist Irving Kristol speaks at USD [PDF]

, 1980
Office of Public Information
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Oral history interview with Irving Kristol, 1995

2021
The oral history interview with Irving Kristol contains various interview footage and other footage that was used for the 1998 documentary "Arguing the World." An associated, undigitized transcript only partially covers the content found in the video footage. Footage corresponding to video tapes 1-7 is a conversation with Kristol on the street.
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Why did neoconservatives join forces with neoliberals? Irving Kristol from critic to ally of free-market economics

Global Intellectual History, 2018
This paper demonstrates how the neoconservative programme, as articulated primarily by Irving Kristol, offered a conservative viewpoint distinct from and theoretically opposed to neoliberalism.
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Leadership and Progress: The Irving Kristol Lecture

1986
Tepper School of ...
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Irving Kristol and a New Vision of Capitalism

2005
As the neocons in and outside the Reagan administration began to strengthen the nation's resolve in confronting the Soviet Union, Irving Kristol and other neocons were searching for a new social/economic vision. In liberal circles, free markets had few friends. Some critics characterized capitalism as rapacious and dehumanizing.
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