Remaking British Conservatism in a Postliberal Age

Imogen Sinclair examines a new conservative caucus emerging in Britain which leaves liberalism behind in defense of order.

The British Conservative party is often described as a broad church. It comprises social liberals, free marketeers, Whigs and wets, alongside true conservatives—those that represent the persisting will of the British people. Since the Conservative Party took power thirteen years ago, the liberal end of the party has called the shots, resulting in hung P…