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- British_neoconservatism abstract "British neoconservatism is more socially liberal than its US counterpart, but shares a world view of threats and opportunities. British neoconservatives are strong proponents of foreign intervention in the Arab world and beyond, the role of the private sector in military contracts and an alliance with Israel. Neoconservativsm is also attractive to members of the Christian right, based on shared values.".
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- British_neoconservatism wikiPageExternalLink Category:UK.
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- British_neoconservatism wikiPageID "18003831".
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- British_neoconservatism wikiPageOutDegree "28".
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageRevisionID "670682472".
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Bat_Yeor.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Birmingham_Edgbaston_(UK_Parliament_constituency).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Conservatism_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Neoconservatism.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Moore_(journalist).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Charles_de_Gaulle.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Christian_right.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Dhimmitude.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Douglas_Murray_(author).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink George_Osborne.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Gisela_Stuart.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Henry_Jackson_Society.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Henry_M._Jackson.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Jihad.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Leo_Strauss.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Liam_Fox.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Maurice_Cowling.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Michael_Gove.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Michel_Foucault.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Neoconservatism.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink North_Somerset_(UK_Parliament_constituency).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Philosophy.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Roger_Scruton.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Social_Affairs_Unit.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Surrey_Heath_(UK_Parliament_constituency).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink Tatton_(UK_Parliament_constituency).
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLink The_Daily_Telegraph.
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLinkText "British neoconservatism".
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLinkText "British neoconservative".
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Neoconservatism".
- British_neoconservatism wikiPageWikiLinkText "neoconservative".
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- British_neoconservatism subject Category:Conservatism_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- British_neoconservatism subject Category:Neoconservatism.
- British_neoconservatism type Movement.
- British_neoconservatism comment "British neoconservatism is more socially liberal than its US counterpart, but shares a world view of threats and opportunities. British neoconservatives are strong proponents of foreign intervention in the Arab world and beyond, the role of the private sector in military contracts and an alliance with Israel. Neoconservativsm is also attractive to members of the Christian right, based on shared values.".
- British_neoconservatism label "British neoconservatism".
- British_neoconservatism sameAs Q4971414.
- British_neoconservatism sameAs m.047sggb.
- British_neoconservatism sameAs Q4971414.
- British_neoconservatism wasDerivedFrom British_neoconservatism?oldid=670682472.
- British_neoconservatism isPrimaryTopicOf British_neoconservatism.