Liberty Made Ordinary: The Inheritance Post-Liberalism Cannot See
To some, liberty means a faction: censorious in the name of tolerance and inclined to treat disagreement as evidence of moral failure.
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Mike Burke
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Mike Burke is a lecturer at Meiji University in Tokyo. His work examines how ideologies such as Critical Social Justice undermine the national security and cultural resilience of liberal democracies, with a focus on the United Kingdom. He writes on defense, geopolitics, political philosophy, liberalism, conservatism, Islamism, ideology, and propaganda, and has bylines in Nikkei Asia, The Japan Times, Areo, Providence, and Queer Majority.
How Liberalism Has Not Failed: Patrick Deneen Has Failed Conservatism
Liberalism now stands on trial, accused of engineering its own destruction—a charge that echoes ever louder amid the thunder of political turmoil.
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The Betrayal of Burke: A Moral Rebuttal to Yoram Hazony, the Woke Right’s Favourite Philosopher
One of the loudest voices in the self-styled “New Right,” presents himself as a steward of Burke’s tradition.
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