Titlebook: Britain’s Conservative Right since 1945; Traditional Toryism Kevin Hickson Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020

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Basic Physical and Technical Principlesuent parts of the United Kingdom. Unsurprisingly, the Conservative Right has been strongly Unionist, especially in relation to Northern Ireland. However, the Conservative Right has been less united over how best to preserve the Union with three distinctive positions emerging—reactionary, conservativ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69064-8 free market. This chapter explores the nature of economic liberalism in theory and in practice, before looking at how some on the Conservative Right became more sceptical of the free market on the basis that it was eroding traditional Conservative Right social principles. The chapter then examines

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The Esophagus and Esophagogastric Junction,those who opposed the creation of the post-1945 welfare state and the opposition the Right generated against the more moderate elements of the Conservative Party who were prepared to accept the welfare measures. It then examines the Thatcherite attempts to restrict the provision of state welfare aft

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-6220-6Right. In general, many of the things which the Conservative Right has opposed have come to pass. Indeed, the Conservative Party has often been the agent of change. The response of the Conservative Right has therefore variously been one of anger or disappointment. The chapter explores the most appro

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Introduction, Brexit—into historical context by examining its evolution since 1945. The chapter goes on to define the Conservative Right in terms of its core ideas and then exploring points of tension between its different strands. This sets the scene for the remainder of the book, which explores the Conservativ

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Europe,y figures on the Conservative Right were very supportive of closer European integration seeing it as a way to preserve colonial interests and to forge a power bloc capable of rivalling the USA and USSR. However, others argued—as was to become increasingly commonplace on the Conservative Right—that E