Foreign Policy: The Conservative School

These two books are as dissimilar as two books can be which deal with essentially the same problem and are inspired by essentially the same philosophy. The problem is the survival of the West, and the philosophy is one of progressive conservatism. In foreign policy, both authors share a preference f...

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Published in:World politics 1955-01, Vol.7 (2), p.284-292
Main Author: Morgenthau, Hans J.
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Language:English
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Summary:These two books are as dissimilar as two books can be which deal with essentially the same problem and are inspired by essentially the same philosophy. The problem is the survival of the West, and the philosophy is one of progressive conservatism. In foreign policy, both authors share a preference for the traditional outlook and methods and an aversion to the crusading tendencies of mass democracy.
ISSN:0043-8871
1086-3338
DOI:10.2307/2009148