Conservative · 19th century onward

Liberal Conservatism

Combines constitutional liberties and private enterprise with gradual reform and institutional continuity. It generally seeks to revise an existing order rather than replace its foundations.

Foundational doctrines

Disagreement and variation

Tensions arise when inherited customs conflict with equal individual rights or when market changes disrupt communities that conservatives wish to preserve. The balance of liberal rights, economic intervention, and inherited customs differs across national traditions.

Source and historical context

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