The Conservative Tradition in America

Authors

Charles W. Dunn
J. David Woodard, Clemson UniversityFollow

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Description

Conservatism, once at the periphery of American politics. now occupies

a central and strategic position in the seat of political power. The 1994

election confined a realignment of American politics along conservative

lines In the general electorate, but in the halls of academe conservatism

remains a neglected subject, on the fringes of the curriculum and

outside the door of the faculty lounge Many academics are politically

liberal, and few scholars in the social science disciplines take conservative

intellectual positions seriously

Publisher

ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD PUBLISHERS, INC.

ISBN

0-7425-2234-2

Publication Date

2003

Disciplines

Political Science

Comments

Copyright for this work has reverted back to the authors

Recommended Citation

Dunn, Charles W. and Woodard, J. David, "The Conservative Tradition in America" (2003). Clemson University Faculty Monographs. 2.
https://open.clemson.edu/faculty_monographs/2