13. SEGREGATION, AGGRESSION, AND EXECUTIVE POWER: LEO STRAUSS AND ‘THE BOYS’

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. CONTRIBUTORS xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. 1. A HISTORY OF INHERENT CONTRADICTIONS: THE ORIGINS AND END OF AMERICAN CONSERVATISM 13
7. 2. AN INTERPRETATION OF AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE THOUGHT: POLITICAL ISSUES, CONCEPTUAL DIFFERENCES, AND ATTITUDINAL DISJUNCTIONS 55
8. 3. CONSERVATISM IN AMERICA? A RESPONSE TO SIDORSKY 140
9. 4. THE WORMS AND THE OCTOPUS: RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, PLURALISM, AND CONSERVATISM 160
10. 5. ANTI-GOVERNMENTISM IN CONSERVATIVE THOUGHT: A NOTE ON GARNETT’S CONCEPTION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM 197
11. 6. CONSTITUTIVE STORIES ABOUT THE COMMON LAW IN MODERN AMERICAN CONSERVATISM 211
12. 7. THE ROLE OF CONSERVATISM IN SECURING AND MAINTAINING JUST MORAL CONSTITUTIONS: TOWARD A THEORY OF COMPLEX NORMATIVE SYSTEMS 256
13. 8. CONSTITUTIONAL CONSERVATISM AND AMERICAN CONSERVATISM 292
14. 9. FIGHTING OVER THE CONSERVATIVE BANNER 336
15. 10. UNITING CONSERVATIVES: COMMENTS ON BOGUS’S TRIFURCATED CONSERVATISM 375
16. 11. LEO STRAUSS AND AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE THOUGHT AND POLITICS 381
17. 12. WHAT FASCISM TEACHES US 402
18. 13. SEGREGATION, AGGRESSION, AND EXECUTIVE POWER: LEO STRAUSS AND ‘THE BOYS’ 407
19. INDEX 441