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Atlas/Row 4 · Col 6/Neo-Conservative (Neocon)
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§ Cell № 33 of 81
Row 4, Col 6
Economic: Lib-cap
Governance: Mixed
Coords: X+1 · Y+1
Descriptor

Neo-Conservative
(Neocon)

“Interventionist liberal-right.”

Exemplar ↓
George W. Bush
George W. Bush
§ 01
The Idea

What Neo-Conservative (Neocon) actually means.

Neoconservatism advocates a strong executive, military interventionism, and free-market policies.

Neoconservatism emerged in the U. S.

§ 02 · Tenets

Core commitments.

01
Active promotion of liberal democracy abroad.
02
Strong military and forward defence.
03
Markets at home with social order.
04
Skepticism of multilateral institutions when constraining.
05
Rejection of cultural relativism.
§ 03 · Position

Where it sits on the grid.

Economic axis — X+1
LIB-CAP
Full collectivisationUnfettered markets
Governance axis — Y+1
MIXED
Total controlNo state at all
§ 04 · Reading List

Canon & critics.

§ Canon
  • Neoconservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea
    Irving Kristol
    1995 · ~500 pp
  • The End of History and the Last Man
    Francis Fukuyama
    1992 · ~420 pp
§ Critics
  • America Right or Wrong
    Anatol Lieven
    2004 · ~280 pp
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