The neoconservative persuasion

This book is a compilation of approximately 50 essays by Irving Kristol, spanning seven decades.

Edited by his wife, Gertrude Himmelfarb, it covers a wide range of topics including democracy, culture, capitalism, conservatism, foreign policy, and religion.

The essays reflect Kristol's distinctive intellectual sensibility and his role as a central figure in shaping neoconservative thought.

The collection is organized chronologically and includes autobiographical memoirs, offering a comprehensive view of Kristol's intellectual journey and the development of neoconservatism.