The Hoover Institution just published a slim engaging paperback Varieties of Conservatism in America. In it you will find essays on “Classical Conservatism” by Mark Henrie and Joseph Bottum, “Neoconservatism” by Jacob Heilbrunn and Tod Lindgren, and “Libertarianism” by Richard Epstein and me. Although I do not consider libertarianism to be a species of modern conservatism, I think it was good that it was included as a perspective in this volume. And having read all the papers in draft I can attest to the fact that all of them are very interesting.
For professors who want to incorporate this volume into their classes, Hoover also published a companion volume entitled, Varieties of Progressivism in America.
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