First described in modern form in Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke, and naming a British party sometimes called the Tories, for 10 points, name this right-wing political philosophy often contrasted with liberalism.
This idea's name was coined in France by Chateaubriand. Irving Kristol helped found a type of this political idea which espouses foreign military intervention, the "neo-" version, and Barry Goldwater wrote about the "Conscience" of one.  First described in modern form in Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke, and naming a British party sometimes called the Tories, for 10 points, name this right-wing political philosophy often contrasted with liberalism.
This idea's name was coined in France by Chateaubriand. Irving Kristol helped found a type of this political idea which espouses foreign military intervention, the "neo-" version, and Barry Goldwater wrote about the "Conscience" of one.  
{Conservatism} [accept {Conservative} or other word forms]