The Neo-Conservative Ideological Movement in Post-Cold War America
[Author] LI Zhidong & MEI Renyi
[Summary]
America's neo-conservative thinking, born in the 1960s, has now developed into an ideological movement with considerable scope and vigor. The core of the movement consists of a group of intellectual elites, few in number but close in connection. They share the same world outlook and foreign policy goals and have constructed a whole set of principles for policy implementation. With think tanks as bases, they relentlessly push forward their policy proposals through controlling and influencing media, establishing political action groups and even participating in government decision-making, thus exerting outstanding influences on American foreign policy in recent years. It has now become a political force that cannot be ignored in America's political arena.
[Key words]
Neo-conservative, Post-Cold War America, American foreign policy
America Studies Quarterly, Issue 2, Feb 2006
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTotal-MGYJ200602003.htm
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