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• n  an approach to politics or theology that represents a return to a traditional point of view (in contrast to more liberal or radical schools of thought of the 1960s)

• There's historian Francis Fukuyama, leading a whole gang of disaffected fellow travelers away from neoconservatism.
• Blairism may be less militaristic than neoconservatism, but it's still a missionary creed.
• It is that he has abandoned his native moderation for utopian neoconservatism.

News & Articles

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• Viewpoint: Abolishing minimum wage
  In my experience, political ideologies are akin to overcoats; you wear one while it fits and trade it for another when you’ve outgrown it. In this vein I’ve had dalliances with neoconservatism, I’ve summered as a Marxist, I misspent my high school years as a libertarian and my intellectual adulthood has thus far been lived within the parameters of American liberalism. read more
  March 13, 2014 - The Michigan Daily

Quotes

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• Charles Krauthammer in Huffington Post (blog)
  As Charles Krauthammer noted in 2005, the Bush Administration was "neoconservatism in power."
• John Derbyshire in Commentary
  To the historian Douglas Brinkley, Democratic electoral victories in November 2006 spelled "the death of the neoconservative movement," while at National Review Online John Derbyshire wrote that "all the buzz is that neoconservatism is as...
• Steven Spielberg in San Francisco Chronicle
  I just think there's a very courageous cultural surge occurring, and some of it could be political, some of it could be a response to the neoconservatism,Spielberg said.