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Has Conservatism been more concerned with social stability than with economic freedom?


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Has Conservatism been more concerned with social stability than with economic freedom?

... Salma Aftab 13Storey Has Conservatism been more concerned with social stability than with economic freedom? Conservatism is concerned with both social stability and economic freedom however the balance depends upon the dominant tradition at any one point in time. It could be said that conservatism is concerned primarily with social stability since a fundamental belief to conservatism is organic society. This is one in which the individuals who make up society are linked to each other in a multitude of ways, as opposed to the liberal view, which sees society as made up of competing individuals each concerned to pursue self-interest. Conservatives believe that human beings seek the security, which can be found in knowing one's place within an ordered and structured society, which arises naturally and organically, rather than through some kind of plan or blueprint. Thus institutions of authority and order that are long established, have survived the test of time

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