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The Death of Conservatism

by Sam Tanenhaus
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Synopsis

Journalist Sam Tanenhaus expands his New Republic cover story on the death of conservatism into a book-length manifesto, arguing that the 2008 election brought movement conservatism to an end, while expressing optimism that "authentic conservatives" can still bounce back.

The New York Times - Jackson Lears

This obituary is premature, but the story leading up to it is deftly told. The Death of Conservatism…traverses several decades of complex political change, so inevitably it neglects some important topics. What remains is an elegant brief history of the modern conservative movement, as unsparing in its critique of liberal hubris as of revanchist resentment.

About the Author, Sam Tanenhaus

ALAN SKLAR has narrated over 75 audiobooks and earned numerous awards for his work. He has also provided the voice for thousands of corporate and medical videos, as well as many radio and TV commercials. He lives with his wife in New York.

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Book Details

Published
September 1, 2009
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781400068845

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