Matthew McManus Libri

Exploring the rise of right-wing populism within the context of postmodern capitalism, this book delves into the ideological shifts that characterize post-modern conservatism. It examines how contemporary political movements have evolved and the implications of these changes on society and governance. Through a critical analysis, the author provides insights into the intersection of culture, politics, and economics in shaping modern conservative thought.

Focusing on the emergence of post-modern conservatism, this analysis explores its theoretical foundations and distinctions from other conservative ideologies. It traces the evolution of conservative thought, highlighting the historicist and irrationalist elements that facilitated its transformation. The book presents a novel framework to understand the social and cultural conditions that led to the rise of post-modern conservatism, offering insights into its governance and practical implications in contemporary Western societies.

Focusing on the emergence of post-modernity, the book analyzes its dual interpretations as a theoretical approach versus a cultural phenomenon, favoring the latter as more beneficial. It delves into the three key factors contributing to its development: liberalism, capitalism, and secularism, emphasizing how these elements shape the culture of post-modernity in neoliberal societies. Through a systematic exploration, it provides insights into the complex interplay between these influences and contemporary cultural dynamics.

Focusing on a critical legal analysis, the book explores the foundations of the liberal state and its rights framework. It challenges traditional liberal perspectives by offering a systematic alternative rooted in a left-wing understanding of human dignity. Through this examination, the author aims to reshape the discourse around law and rights, advocating for a more inclusive and equitable approach.

A tribute to the late Michael Brooks, and a defense of his vision of cosmopolitan socialism.