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Neoconservatism that originally carried a pejorative connotation on those who had left the liberal camp to join the Republican party during the mid 1960s in opposition to the so-called "new politics" of the left has finally positioned itself as a dominant political ideology to command domestic and f...

Neoconservatism that originally carried a pejorative connotation on those who had left the liberal camp to join the Republican party during the mid 1960s in opposition to the so-called "new politics" of the left has finally positioned itself as a dominant political ideology to command domestic and foreign policies under the Bush administration. In the area of domestic politics neoconservatism adopts some of the liberal values and beliefs for its policy guidance. But its underlying orientation coincides with the traditional conservative values and emotions, willingly merging itself with the claims of economic and social conservatism characterized by market-friendly and anti-welfarist policy directives and the state"s moral initiative to guide a society. In the foreign policy area neoconservatism renders an audacious project of moral diplomacy to contain communism and to expand democracy. But behind this seemingly proactive moral diplomacy also exists a unyielding motivation of American realism supported by predominant military and economic powers. It is inevitable that neoconservatism characterized by a uneasy combination of moralism and realism should disclose weakness in logical consistency. Despite this inconsistency, however, the rhetorical power of neoconservatism to persuade and induce the mass still remains prominent.

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