Case for Conservatism

Discover the thought-provoking insights of John Kekes in his influential book, Case for Conservatism, published by Cornell University Press in 2001. Spanning 277 pages, this compelling work serves as a companion to his earlier title, Against Liberalism, where Kekes critiques the inherent inconsistencies of liberalism as a political system. In Case for Conservatism, he presents a robust argument for conservatism, positioning it as a more viable alternative for societal stability and moral integrity. Delve into the philosophical underpinnings and ethical aspects of conservatism that are essential for understanding contemporary political discourse. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in political science, philosophy, and the moral implications of governance. Enhance your library with this essential text that challenges prevailing ideologies and offers a thoughtful perspective on the right-of-centre democratic ideologies.