Remaking One Nation: The Future of Conservatism

ISBN-13: 9781509539178 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 224 str.

Nick Timothy

Opis

"How conservatism can heal the UK's divisions if it takes inequality and community seriously"--

Recenzje

?timely in ways that Timothy himself cannot have expected.?Financial Times ?Eloquent, stimulating and wide-reaching ... a galvanising read.?The Telegraph?Nick Timothy is a brilliant analyst of our present discontents. His insights are sharp, his writing is compelling and his arguments are powerful. He knows the problems with our politics and takes no prisoners on his quest to put them right.?Michael Gove?Nick Timothy has given us a powerful critique of the simplistic liberal ideology that has ruled the Right and the Left for a generation or more. Analyzing the destabilizing effects of unchecked free markets and an exclusive concern with individual freedom, he exposes the insecurities that have led to the dangerous rise of populism. Anyone who worries about the disordered state of politics today will profit from reading this hard-hitting book.?John Gray?Nick Timothy is one of the few thinkers on the Right who understands the dangers of untrammelled free-markets and the value of community. His ideas deserve a hearing from socialists as well as conservatives.?Maurice Glasman?Nick Timothy has long been one of the most imaginative and important writers on the nature and future of conservatism. But this superb book should be read by anyone with an interest in our changing world, the political response to it, and the path forward from an era of turmoil.?Matthew d'Ancona, Editor and Partner, Tortoise Media?stimulating?Andrew Rawnsley, The Observer Book of the Week

Spis treści

AcknowledgementsIntroduction Out of the ArenaChapter 1 The Tyranny of the MinorityChapter 2 Destructive CreationChapter 3 E Pluribus NihilChapter 4 Reflections on Two RevolutionsChapter 5 Remaking One NationNotesIndex

O autorze

Nick Timothy has spent almost two decades at the top of British politics and government. He is a comment writer for the Daily Telegraph and a former Downing Street chief of staff. He is a Visiting Professor at the University of Sheffield and a former Keeley Visiting Fellow at Wadham College, Oxford. He lives with his family in London.