What does the strand of New Right Conservatism believe in? What are the key principles and thinkers associated with this strand?

What does the strand of One Nation Conservatism believe in? What are the key principles and thinkers associated with this strand?

What does the strand of Traditional Conservatism believe in? What are the key principles and thinkers associated with this strand?

What is libertarianism and what does it relate to? How does the principle of libertarianism conflict with other conservative principles? Which strands of conservatism value libertarianism.

Irish comedian Mary Flanigan joins a discussion on Irish history, language and identity and retells the classic Irish myths of the Salmon of Knowledge and Osin and Niamh like a true Seanchai! (Irish bard)

Further reading:

https://www.historyextra.com/period/20th-century/the-history-of-ireland-11-milestone-moments/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-26883211

https://www.irishcentral.com/news/community/seanchai-keeper-of-irelands-folklore-heritage

What does a 'paternalistic attitude' in politics mean? Why did Benjamin Disraeli advocate a new One Nation paternalistic stance? What does paternalism still seek to maintain?

How can a society be considered 'organic'? Does this principle promote a 'natural aristocracy'? Does it suggest a hierarchy of importance or promote a cohesive whole working together?

Why do conservatives think humans are flawed? In what ways can humans be considered flawed? What are the implications of a Hobbesian outlook on the world?

What does tradition mean? How and why do conservatives seek to preserve traditions?

What is pragmatism? Which philosophers advocated its use? How is this principle used in politics? What do critics of pragmatism accuse its proponents of?