The Case for Polarized Politics: Why America Needs Social Conservatism - Bell, Jeffrey
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No movement resembling American social conservatism exists anywhere else in the world of affluent democracy encompassing western Europe and Japan. Here, Bell traces its origins and argues that social conservatism is uniquely American because it is in reality an outgrowth of American exceptionalism.

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No movement resembling American social conservatism exists anywhere else in the world of affluent democracy encompassing western Europe and Japan. Here, Bell traces its origins and argues that social conservatism is uniquely American because it is in reality an outgrowth of American exceptionalism.
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Jeffrey Bell played an active role in federal tax budget reform as an aid to Ronald Reagan in the 1970s and 1980s. A graduate of Columbia and a veteran of the U.S. Army in Vietnam, Bell served as a fellow of the Kennedy Institute of Politics at Harvard, visiting professor at the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers, and as the DeWitt Wallace Fellow in Communications at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. He presently serves on the Board of Directors of the American Conservative Union and of the Campaign Finance Institute at George Washington University. Since 2007, he has been a visiting fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington. In 2010, Bell became director of policy of the American Principles Project, a Washington-based advocacy group. His most recent book, Populism and Elitism: Politics in the Age of Equality, was named "the most important political book? of 1992 by Fred Barnes in The New Republic. Bell and his wife, Rosalie O'Connell, have four children and live in Annandale, Virginia.