conservatism

Explores the events which led to the resurgence of extreme right-wing politics across Europe at the end of the twentieth century.

A collection of editorials commenting on abortion, women's rights, family life, public education, and the "New Right.".

Autobiography of the Senator from Arizona who has served four terms in the Senate and was an unsuccessful candidate for the presidency in 1964.

Profiles the political career and policies of former President Ronald Reagan including his negotiations with Gorbachev, his opposition to foreign interventions, and his distrust of big government.

Examines the transformations that took place in America government, economy, and culture during the Reagan years, exploring how Ronald Reagan's policies and convictions impacted American society and world affairs.

Examines the truths about Conservative Christians, debunking the many stereotypes that have emerged since the re-election of President George W. Bush.

Presents a history of the development of conservatism through such figures as Edmund Burke, Alexis de Tockeville, Clemens von Metternich, John Calhoun, and Winston Churchill.

The author draws upon his own experiences as a White House insider to encourage Republican conservatives to confront global issues such as AIDS, poverty, and human rights.

Speeches and articles help chronicle Ronald Reagan's presidency, focusing on the key policy changes he made during his terms and the impact they had on world history.