Table of Contents

Introduction
PART ONE: ′RADICAL CONSERVATISM′
Conservatism and Politics
Conservatism and Radical Conservatism
PART TWO: THE WORLD ACCORDING TO RADICAL CONSERVATISM
Reflexivity and Spontaneity
Politics and Theology
The Critique of ′One-World Civilization′ and the Nation
Forms of Radical Conservatism - An Attempt at an International Perspective
New Political Constellations?
PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS
Radical Conservatism, the Sociology of Knowledge and the Future of Politics

About the Author

Goran Dahl is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology, University of Lund