The New Conservatism and its Critics

Table of Contents
Introduction by Joseph Prud'homme, Washington College, USA

Classical Liberal Foundations
Chapter 1: The New Conservatism and the Classical Liberal Inheritance by Joseph Prud'homme, Washington College, USA

Articulations of New Conservatism
Chapter 2: The Culture of Conservatism and Our Current Condition by Roger Kimball, The New Criterion, USA
Chapter 3: New versus Old Right by Arthur Milikh, Claremont Institute, USA
Chapter 4: Closing the Door on the Open Society: An Overview of National Conservatism by Scott Yenor, Claremont Institute, USA
Chapter 5: The Priority of Order by Patrick J. Deneen, University of Notre Dame, USA
Chapter 6: The New Conservatism and Overturning Engel v. Vitale by John Hirschauer, City Journal, USA
Chapter 7: Civil Discourse with Trump Supporters: Are They Wicked or Irrational? by Shannon Holzer, Houston Christian University, USA and Jonathan Fuqua, Conception Seminary College, USA

Cautions and Current Possibilities
Chapter 8: In Defense of a Renewed Fusionism by William Ruger, American Institute for Economic Research, USA
Chapter 9: A Coalition of the Sensible: What's Wrong with "The New Right" by David Corey, Baylor University, USA
Chapter10: Four Nietzsches: A Cautionary Account by Joshua Mitchell, Georgetown University, USA
Chapter 11: Liberalism, Religion, and Conservative Political Thought: The Baby and the Bathwater by Ryan T. Anderson, Princeton University, USA and Robert P. George, Princeton University, USA
Chapter 12: Against Nostalgia: Liberalism, Conservatism, and Puritanism by Samuel Goldman, George Washington University, USA
Chapter 13: Race and Movement Conservatism in America by Brandon Turner, Clemson University, USA
Chapter 14: The Crisis of Free Expression and the Value of the Integralist Impulse in American Political Thought: A Plan to Reinvigorate Free Speech in the United States by Joseph Prud'homme, Washington College, USA
Chapter 15: Quo Vadis? Miguel de Unamuno and the Transcendence of Freedom by Enrique Pallares, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Chapter 16: Conservatism and the Nation Rightly Understood by Daniel Cullen, Rhodes College, USA

Critiques and Political Assessments
Chapter 17: Liberalism, Social Justice Activism, and the Politics of Complicity by Timothy Wyman McCarty, University of San Diego, USA
Chapter 18: Against Atomism by Steven Pittz, University of Colorado, USA
Chapter 19: Patrick Deneen vs. 1619: Comparing Cultural Tracts from the Trump Era by Laura K. Field, American University, USA
Chapter 20: When the State Speaks, What Must it Say? by Corey Brettschneider, Brown University, USA
Chapter 21: The Liberal Party Idea and American Ideology by Jacob Levy, McGill University, Canada

The Spirit of Conservatism
Chapter 22: The New Conservative Era by R.R. Reno, First Things, USA
Chapter 23: The Conservatism of Memory by Wilfred M. McClay, Hillsdale College, USA