Up from Conservatism: Where the American Right Must Go

The Conservative Establishment's consensus has broken down, and the Left has successfully transformed the nation, but the Right needs to rethink its positions and think more deeply about the essential policy questions to have a serious future.

Format: Hardback
Length: 240 pages
Publication date: 10 August 2023
Publisher: Encounter Books,USA

The Conservative Establishment's consensus of the past two generations has crumbled, leaving the Right in disarray. The Left's sweeping revolutions have affected every aspect of American society, from classrooms to boardrooms, the military to culture. The Left's victories have been numerous, with no end in sight. This unsustainable situation threatens the country and the Republican Party's constituency. To have a meaningful future, the Right must reevaluate its positions and delve deeper into critical policy issues such as race, gender, sexuality, religion, the economy, foreign policy, and other pivotal matters.

This collection of essays, penned by some of the Right's most intriguing thinkers and practitioners, aims to reshape the ideological and policy direction of the American Right. The essays in this collection explore a range of topics, including the rise of authoritarianism, the threat of socialism, the importance of free speech, and the need for cultural renewal. They offer insightful perspectives and practical solutions to the challenges facing the Right.

The essays in this collection are written by a diverse group of authors, including Michael Anton, Richard Hanania, Carson Holloway, John Fonte, David Azerrad, Helen Andrews, Scott Yenor, Joshua Mitchell, Aaron Renn, Arthur Milikh, David P. Goldman, Matthew Peterson, James Poulos, Theo Wold, Robert Delahunty, Jesse Merriam, Jeremy Carl, Eric Kaufmann, and Roger Kimball. Each author brings their unique expertise and perspective to the table, contributing to a comprehensive and thought-provoking examination of the state of the Right.

In conclusion, the Conservative Establishment's consensus has broken down, and the Right must reassess its positions and policies to have a meaningful future. This collection of essays provides valuable insights and solutions to the challenges facing the Right, offering a roadmap for rebuilding and revitalizing the movement. By embracing a more inclusive and forward-thinking approach, the Right can reclaim its role as a force for positive change in American society.

Dimension: 228 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781641772907