Influential members of this school of thought include William and Irving Kristol and Edmund Burke.
Six "canons" of this school of thought were outlined by Russell Kirk in a book about this type of mind. One man associated with this school of thought claimed that the free market didn't prioritize existential needs in a work that gave only the title "two cheers" to capitalism. That man's son founded the Project for the New American Century and The (*) Weekly Standard. Another member of this school of thought claimed that civil rights were not intrinsic but inherited in a work that rebuked the French Revolution for ignoring established traditions. Influential members of this school of thought include William and Irving Kristol and Edmund Burke. For 10 points, name this school of political philosophy that emphasizes the preservation of political structures and customs, often associated with the modern Republican Party.
Six "canons" of this school of thought were outlined by Russell Kirk in a book about this type of mind.
neoconservatism [accept word forms of conservative]