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Tag: postliberalism

Adrian Vermeule’s (un)Common Good: A Legal Philosophy for a Postliberal World

Kurt Hofer March 5, 2023

By asserting that the common good does exist and can be defined and applied, Vermeule contests the cultural Left and libertarian Right’s chimera of a values-neutral jurisprudence.

The Fight for the New Right

Kurt Hofer October 13, 2022

A constant undercurrent of the conference was the oscillation between equally eloquent articulations of despair at the present and an intrinsically Christian hope for the future.

Postliberalism, Integralism—What Does It All Mean?

Charles A. Coulombe July 11, 2022

In trying to make sense of the current madness, it is easy for anyone to be like the blind men with the elephant.

Les Droites en Amérique

Jorge González-Gallarza July 10, 2022

Continetti’s history of the first hundred years of the American right holds lessons for the next hundred.

Towards A New Fusionism:
Postliberals, Claremonsters, and American Conservative Consensus

Kurt Hofer July 3, 2022

Can the lived conservatism of the Postliberals find common ground—and common political cause—with the universalist notions of natural right, justice and equality espoused by the Claremont School? On this question, I believe, hinges the fate of a new conservative fusionism updated to meet the challenges of our time.

A Spanish View of Liberalism: An Interview with Francisco José Contreras

Kurt Hofer January 8, 2022

Must liberalism be leveled completely by the New Right, so that a new conservative edifice may emerge from its ruins? Or must the meaning of liberalism be reclaimed for the Right and from the historiographical distortions of the progressive Left? Haivry and Hazony, Deneen, and Legutko appear to answer in the affirmative. However, a compelling alternate view is offered by Spanish philosophy professor and politician Francisco José Contreras.

What Conservatives Can Learn from Spain

Kurt Hofer December 16, 2021

The critiques of postliberals are all useful correctives in this regard. Nonetheless, conservative scholars—and perhaps even more so conservative politicians—must beware the potential perils of embracing postliberalism as a term and concept.

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