How To Use Neoconservatism In A Sentence
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The term neoconservatism was created by the socialist writer Michael Harrington in the early 1970s.
BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
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We take refuge in foreign policy systems: liberal internationalism or realpolitik, neoconservatism or noninterventionism.
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Elsewhere a romantic vision of the American people (despite the self-perceived "antiromantic" nature of neoconservatism, noted earlier) is combined with an appeal to demonstrate greatness to non-Americans.
Neopersuasion
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# Obama means well, but is utterly unable to work against the residual neoconservatism from the stay-behinds in the Pentagon.
Matthew Yglesias » Taliban on the Run
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Noah's piece tends to show that neoconservatism is not the sinister conspiracy he thinks it is, not that neoconservatism is cracking up.
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Irving Kristol, sometimes called the godfather of neoconservatism, calls it not a movement but a persuasion.
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It is to neoconservatism's credit that this doctrine is consistent with extant work on how best to respond to the zombie menace.
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Critics of neoconservatism and the Bush foreign policy are fascist because "neocon" is code for Jewish, pro-Israel intellectuals.
The Partial Observer
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In other words, neoconservatism is a Jewish movement and Jews are responsible for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and all the problems which they have caused for all countries involved.
Wonk Room » Project For The Rehabilitation Of Neoconservatism
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Francis Fukayama's autopsy of neoconservatism is well worth reading, and makes many sensible points about the direction that American foreign policy should now take.
Balkinization
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It is to neoconservatism's credit that this doctrine is consistent with extant work on how best to respond to the zombie menace.
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It is to neoconservatism's credit that this doctrine is consistent with extant work on how best to respond to the zombie menace.
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I mean, I was marinated in neoconservatism, and I thought ...
Andrew Sullivan: Dishing It Out Daily For A Decade
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But given how messianic aspects of neoconservatism would subsequently become it's interesting to note that Kristol also (and in my view correctly) quipped that "meliorism" was all that could be hoped for even though: "Unsurprisingly, "coping" rather than "solving" lacks dramatic appeal for journalists as for politicians.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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Neocons praise Trotsky, therefore neoconservatism is a variant of Trotskyism.
Matthew Yglesias » War for War’s Sake
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One glimmer of hope, though, emerges from the suggestion that the next step for neoconservatism is to consider “what lessons from the neoconservative critique of social engineering at home can be applied to the program for promoting liberty and democracy abroad?”
MagRack: The Weekly Standard’s Relativist Snipe Hunt
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Bret Stephens of the WSJ says neoconservatism is making come back … even though he can’t say what neoconservatism is:
Balloon Juice » 2009 » September
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It is a conservative viewpoint in the true sense, which makes it the antithesis of contemporary neoconservatism and neoliberalism, as well as all universalist ideologies.
