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* [[Neo-conservatism]] | * [[Neo-conservatism]] | ||
* [[Right-wing populism]] | * [[Right-wing populism]] | ||
* [[National conservatism]] | |||
* [[Right-wing libertarianism]] | * [[Right-wing libertarianism]] | ||
* [[Fascism]] | * [[Fascism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:23, 23 April 2025
Conservatism refers to the support of obsolete and backwards social, economic, and political formations, traditions, and institutions. Conservatism is a core element of right-wing politics. Conservatives in the modern day seek to defend the capitalist system and the chauvinistic practices which derive from it. Social conservatives in particular oppose women's rights, LGBTQ+ communities, atheism, science, and progressive causes in general. Marxists fundamentally oppose conservatism and other elements which impede the progress of society.[1]
Tendencies
Conservative politics takes on various forms, including:
- Paleo-conservatism
- Neo-conservatism
- Right-wing populism
- National conservatism
- Right-wing libertarianism
- Fascism
- Monarchism
See also
References
- ↑ "Conservatism". Great Soviet Encyclopedia.