This book examines the history of intellectual conservatism from its late 18th century "founding father", Edmund Burke to its last great representative, the recently died Sir Roger Scruton.
Ferenc Hörcher is a historian of political thought, research professor and head of the Research Institute of Politics and Government at the University of Public Service and a senior fellow at the Institute of Philosophy of HUN-REN. He recently published a monograph on Roger Scruton.
Dr Daniel Pitt is a Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Buckingham and a Visiting Postdoctoral Researcher at Ludovika University. He recently co-edited The Post Liberal Turn and the Future of Conservatism with Phillip Blond.
