Titlebook: Conservatism in Crisis?; Anglo-American Conse Bruce Pilbeam Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 C

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ing at the challenges Conservatives face from such present day opponents as multiculturalists and environmentalists, Bruce Pilbeam examines the possibility that conservatism is exhausted as an ideology of contemporary relevance.978-0-230-59686-3

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29179-2ts of those who believe there has been a decisive shift in favour of a free-market philosophy is that the demands of globalization are not only desirable, but irresistible. Equally, celebrations of these demands provide powerful support to critics who see modern conservatives as all but entirely committed to a form of free-market zealotry.

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Critical Studies in Risk and Uncertaintyogy. Indeed, history appeared to be on conservatives’ side, with their major enemies – both within and without – decisively defeated. The collapse of the Soviet Union brought to a close nearly half a century of Cold War conflict, while the long-term retreat of labour movements and left-wing ideologi

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Jeremy Steinman,Carly Kuehn,Lisa M. Antes with anxieties about social decline encompassing issues from abortion to multiculturalism and from gay rights to political correctness. This salience arose in the 1990s as a result of the idea that some form of ‘culture war’ was raging within Western societies, a conflict fought between defenders o