This conference addresses the work of the philosopher and EPPC Senior Fellow Sir Roger Scruton from an American perspective.
9 months ago

My late friend, the philosopher Roger Scruton, played gracefully with ideas, even when it was dangerous to do so, writes Douglas Murray for The Free Press.
4 months ago

Seeing Paris demos made him conservative. Will the 2024 campus chaos create new Scrutons?
8 months ago

Roger Scruton wanted to restore the love of “existing things,” revivifying Burke's primordial contract connecting the living, the dead, and the unborn.
3 months ago

As American conservatism works through its identity crisis, Scruton's works should still be essential reading. Daniel Mahoney has written a beautiful and...
4 days ago

Why do we still read Roger Scruton? For many of his friends and followers, we read Scruton in order to meet him again.
2 months ago

Both Roger Scruton and Yoram Hazony argue that the nation-state has its virtues. In the current “global conflict,” Scruton urged, “the nation is one of the...
7 months ago

Scruton's conservatism saves modern liberty from itself while resisting the temptation to identify the Good with a romanticized past. Sir Roger Scruton died...
2 weeks ago

Roger Scruton had a special interest in and affection for Central Europe, cultivating a symbiotic relationship with the region. His work influenced the...
9 months ago

Kenneth Minogue's concept of ideology explains his reservations about a certain brand of Scrutonian conservatism. It has been four years since Sir Roger...
8 months ago