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The Future of Conservatism: A Critique of Right Wing Nationalism-Samuel Gregg
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On this episode, Ethan speaks with AIER Distinguished Fellow in Political Economy, Samuel Gregg, about the National Conservative movement, a growing faction on the American Right that advocates for more government enforcement of conservative values. The conversation covers topics such as the history of the American Right, the emergence of National Conservatism, the dangers of nationalism, and a defense of free markets and limited government-style Conservatism.
Gregg received his D.Phil in Moral Philosophy and Political Economy from Oxford University and is a thought leader in the Anglo-American Conservative-Classical Liberal establishment. His affiliations include the Royal Historical Society, the Acton Institute, the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University, and the Heritage Foundation. He also served as president of the Philadelphia Society and is widely regarded as an authoritative figure on American Conservative and Classical Liberal philosophy.
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