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Regime Change
Toward a Postliberal Future
Book • 2023
In 'Regime Change: Toward a Postliberal Future', Patrick Deneen presents a vision for a postliberal society, critiquing the current liberal order for eroding traditional social structures such as family, religion, and local community.
Deneen argues that classical liberalism has created a self-serving elite that benefits at the expense of the working class.
He proposes a new elite aligned with the interests of the working class, advocating for a mixed regime that combines elements of aristocracy and democracy.
The book builds on his previous work, 'Why Liberalism Failed', and suggests a strategic formation of a new elite devoted to 'pre-postmodern conservatism' and the common good, particularly attentive to the voice and status of the working class.
Deneen argues that classical liberalism has created a self-serving elite that benefits at the expense of the working class.
He proposes a new elite aligned with the interests of the working class, advocating for a mixed regime that combines elements of aristocracy and democracy.
The book builds on his previous work, 'Why Liberalism Failed', and suggests a strategic formation of a new elite devoted to 'pre-postmodern conservatism' and the common good, particularly attentive to the voice and status of the working class.
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Jonah Goldberg in the context of discussing post-liberalism and its relation to Marxist thought.
Jonah Goldberg in the context of discussing post-liberalism and its relation to Marxist thought.
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Guilty, Actually
Richard David Precht erwähnt zwei Bücher von Patrick Deneen, die seine Ansichten zum Scheitern des Liberalismus und der Notwendigkeit eines Regimewechsels belegen.
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AUSGABE 155 (Harris-Hype & Nord Stream-Enthüllungen)
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Francis Fukuyama in a discussion about post-liberalism and its critiques of liberalism.
Jonah Goldberg and Francis Fukuyama in a discussion about post-liberalism and its critiques of liberalism.21 snips
Oligarchy For Me, Retaliation For Thee
