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Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism
Politics, 1978(1978). Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism. Politics: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 299-306.
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Radical Conservatism and the Liberal Question
Comparative Political Theory, 2023Abstract To understand conservatism as an isolated ideology is an almost hopeless endeavor; after all, conservative thinking is always embedded into specific ideological constellations. While the mirror-image effect identified by Michael Freeden generally emphasizes the conceptual intertwining of conservatism with other ideologies, the example of ...
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Conservatism and Radicalism of the Military
European Journal of Sociology, 1961The majority of European critics of the traditional social order have taken it as self-evident that military officers, by the very nature of their profession, were bound to be conservative, that is to say, always inclined to throw their weight on the side of the established social order and the privileged classes.
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Radicalism and Conservatism in England
2000In this section, I will examine the evolution of two different political traditions: one more conservative, the other more radical, that existed in England since the 18th Century. The conservative tradition, as I already mentioned, assumed that, to be able to adopt proper political measures, the political system had to take into account the real ...
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The Conservatism of Northern Radicals
2020In this lecture Woodward reviews the weaknesses of the current historiography on Reconstruction as well as examines the internal political debates within the Republican Party during Congressional Reconstruction. He highlights three looming issues: what would the process of Reconstruction look like, who should govern the country, and what rights would ...
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Comment: Conservatism vs Radicalism in Treatment
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968The survival results in bladder cancer become poorer as the treatment becomes more radical. In Jewett's report, for stage A lesions, transurethral resection provides a 70% success rate, whereas total cystectomy provides only 50%. For stage Bl, there is little difference in survival with the more aggressive procedures (50% ± 5%).
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The Radical Conservatism of "The Practice of Justice"
Stanford Law Review, 1999The Practice ofJustice is a fundamental but in some ways also remarkably conservative-in the best sense of the word-critique of the prevailing system of lawyers' ethics and practices. It is fundamental, in the sense that William Simon razes to the ground the current structure of ethical rules and their presuppositions.
Robert W. Gordon, William H. Simon
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Radical Conservatism and Danish Imperialism
Contributions to the History of Concepts, 2013The article explores the concept of empire, or rige, in the context of a small nation-state with no immediate claim to imperial greatness and with a rooted self-understanding as anything but an empire. It does this by exploring the concept of empire in the far right movement Young Denmark on the basis of a close reading of their imperialist program in ...
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