paleoconservative

Anti-interventionist right-winger

A paleoconservative is an American conservative who emphasizes traditional values, limited government, and nationalist foreign policy while opposing military interventionism abroad and mass immigration.

The term distinguishes this older strain of conservatism from neoconservatives, who favor a more activist foreign policy.

Paleoconservatives often critique free trade agreements and globalist institutions: Pat Buchanan became the most prominent paleoconservative voice in the 1990s.

ideology

constitutionalism

Governance bound by fundamental laws

decentralization · federalism · anti-communism · republicanism · anti-globalism · paternalism · subsidiarity · localism · agrarianism

nationalism

sovereignty

Supreme independent authority

nativism · citizenship · homeland · allegiance · autarky · tariffs · anti-interventionism

critique

antiwar

Opposed to armed conflict

anti-elitism · modernity · cosmopolitanism · decline · empire

tradition

heritage

Inherited cultural legacy

roots · lineage · legacy · morality · piety · orthodoxy · religion · Christianity · agrarian · community

figures

Chronicles

Two Old Testament histories

Categories
Opposites
conservative faction

paleoconservativeneoconservative

Hawkish interventionist ideology

neocon · war hawk · Reaganite · libertarian · fusionist

political ideology spectrum

paleoconservativeprogressive

Favoring reform and innovation

liberal · leftist · radical · socialist · social democrat

nationalism vs. globalism

paleoconservativeglobalist

Advocate for worldwide integration

internationalist · cosmopolitan · free trader · multiculturalist

Family

paleo, paleolithic, paleontology, paleontologist, paleography, conservative, conserve, conserving, conserved

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