what is dynamic conservatism
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Conservatism is the original American way.
There's one for you.
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Conservatism
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Edmund Burke is commonly considered as the father of Conservatism.
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Conservatism is when the government doesn't like/want change and their is maximum government interference in your day to day life
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Nothing "caused" conservatism. There have always been two political views since the start of America.
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Nobody invented conservativism. Conservatism originated simply as preserving the status quo system without changes.
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The cast of Future of Conservatism - 2004 includes: Christopher Buckley as himself
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Cognitive conservatism is a psychological phenomena whereby it is harder to change a belief once you have it. This gets more severe as you get older.
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Future of Conservatism - 2004 TV was released on:
USA: 25 December 2004
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Conservatism in 1848 led to many of the European revolutions. Wanting to achieve a smaller government, kings were deposed because of it.
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Bruce Frohnen has written:
'Virtue and the promise of conservatism' -- subject(s): Conservatism, History
'The Anti-Federalists'
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Even that state that is usually known for it's conservatism had a majority of it's citizens vote for President Obama last November.
Our pastor is known throughout the archdiocese for his conservatism while other church leaders in town are quite liberal.
In the 1960's, many teenagers joined the hippie movement and questioned the conservatism of their parents.
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Conservatism in 1848 led to many of the European revolutions. Wanting to achieve a smaller government, kings were deposed because of it.
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Conservatism is described as reactionary, because it was people reacting and trying to stop this planned change that was occurring. It is specifically reacting to liberalism.
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Classical conservatism (also known as traditionalist conservatism or Burkean conservatism) is best summarised here:
http://www.paxamerica.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=54
It comes from the Enlightenment, and in particular from Edmund Burke (although the natural rights and private property beliefs have echoes of John Locke and classical liberalism in them.)
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He was a "Progressive." He held conservative values regarding the responsibility of an individual to himself, his family, and his country, but was also forward-thinking and unafraid to invest in projects that would benefit future generations.
Teddy Roosevelt was a conservative and a progressive. Conservatism today has become more libertarian and focused on limiting government, freer markets, and individual freedoms which is different than the conservatism during T. Roosevelts years were conservatism was more national conservatism.
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Conservatism when used a political term means to existing or traditional order. There has never been a conservative political party in the United States.
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Conservatism is often seen as prudence. People who are conservative do not waste things or use resources unwisely. This may make them seem as if they are prudish.
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"conservatism in the balance sheet is of dubious value if attained at the
expense of conservatism in the income statement, which is far more
significant."
A branch of accounting that requires a high degree of verification before making a legal claim to any profit. Accounting conservatism will recognize all probable losses as they are discovered and most expenditures as they are incurred. Revenue will be deferred until it is verified. Having strict revenue-recognition criteria is one of the most common forms of accounting conservatism.
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According to Edmund Burke, conservatism is a form of liberalism that should form the basis for social structure, and ought to ensure division of property to all.
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Medford Stanton Evans has written:
'The future of conservatism' -- subject(s): Conservatism, Politics and government, Republican Party, United States
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One of the biggest demographic changes that contributed to the rise of conservatism was a peak in the enrollment in secondary and elementary schools . This surge in enrollment happened in 1973.
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Conservatism
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Carl T. Bogus has written:
'William F. Buckley Jr. and the rise of American conservatism' -- subject(s): Journalists, Biography, Conservatism
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He was a "Progressive." He held conservative values regarding the responsibility of an individual to himself, his family, and his country, but was also forward-thinking and unafraid to invest in projects that would benefit future generations.
Teddy Roosevelt was a conservative and a progressive. Conservatism today has become more libertarian and focused on limiting government, freer markets, and individual freedoms which is different than the conservatism during T. Roosevelts years were conservatism was more national conservatism.
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Edmund Burke is often referred to as the "Father of Conservatism." He was an Irish statesman and philosopher known for his views on the importance of tradition, gradual change, and skepticism towards radical political movements. Burke's writings, particularly his Reflections on the Revolution in France, laid the foundation for conservative thought.
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Yes, the noun 'conservatism' is an abstractnoun; a word for a political belief supporting established institutions and customs; a desire to preserve an existing situation or existing ways; a word for a concept.
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The 1950's are recalled as a decade of conservatism.
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Socialism, liberalism, and conservatism.
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Lars Adaktusson has written:
'Det gudomliga USA' -- subject(s): Christianity, Church history, Conservatism, Evangelicalism, History, Politics and government, Religious aspects of Conservatism
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